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Hello. My name is

Prince. I am doing this presentation.

That was a presentation from the past, uh, it past seminar that I did with Dr Castle.

It's called.

It was the seminar on Artificial Intelligence and the research papers.

The research paper that I wrote was about

I have it right here. It's artificial intelligence and warfare.

So my presentation was based on

or do we use artificial intelligence to prevent casualties and warfare?

So what has been happening?

There's been multiple debates about what or well, the debate.

The prior debates that have been going on was to declare war

basically a crime, a universal crime and eliminate war.

But we've seen in many nations warfare.

It's a great, like it's one of this.

It's part of the political basis.

So if we take a realist perspective, it's the back stone of political

navigation. Sometimes it is very unrealistic to eliminate war.

So now, although many discussions have been made about that as well, but not really,

um widespread is about using both artificial intelligence

to do most of the risky jobs we've seen you that

some of that has already been accomplished in Iraq and Iraq.

Uh, they have developed a bottom, and this boat was. I believe the

the school board has been used

and the battlefield of Iraq.

And what APP net is that when an incident up made there has not been

any human shopped, but instead the robot was destroyed,

but they still considered that an accomplishment because no human was dead,

there was no need to contact any family.

The only problem that it was was that they are to figure,

would finance to repair this sport.

Artificial intelligence created double debates

because it's all about finance and

making sure we have the right training models and industries.

If we could come up with that solution. So the solution has been about using a I

artificial intelligence

to create

Well, that's a discussion that has not been decided.

The thought was about promoting on man and machine on made vehicles a lot.

I've already been in development such, um,

they have been these artificial intelligence that goes underwater.

There's the U. A V. Those who use sensors, the military aircraft.

All of these are already unused, and the U. U V

yes,

and we see the boat that was used in Iraq was the mark boat the small boat has been to,

um, the small boat has been destroyed by grenade,

but at least it's a board that's been destroyed, not a human.

And that said, a great reflection

on sending creating vehicle not only vehicle this

time because there are a lot of vehicles,

but but

that can go in the front of the war field.

And then we just would need humans to operate and monitor these boats

and the world field.

Yes, there will still be some type of inconvenience and casualty and who knows?

And it demands a lot of finance. So the U. N.

Convention are the meeting in 2014 from the period of 2014 and 2016 there.

Convention was about these discussions,

and 20 states participated in these discussions

and it was about using mostly and the United States Armed forces. The I S R,

which is basically has the capacity of 14 kilogramme

and it has a 20 milligramme wing spent. Discussions have been made on that

and there are other concerns were about creating law,

policy and ethics that could also be part of

that because we also don't want to promote what's called

killers. So that's what my presentation is about and

looking forward to the conference and

doing my presentation. Thank you.

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