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Nick Lester

Life and death decisions must be made by humans not machines, says Vance

JD Vance made his remarks at a graduation ceremony for US Air Force cadets in Colorado (Matt Rourke/AP) - (AP)

Decisions over life and death must be made by humans and not machines, US vice president JD Vance has said as he revealed his main concern over artificial intelligence was how it would change warfare.

Speaking at a US Air Force Academy graduation ceremony in Colorado, he told cadets to use technology to make them better “but never submit to it”.

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