The US and China Need to Talk About Unmanned Nukes
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The US and China have agreed that humans must always be involved in the decision to use nuclear weapons when artificial intelligence is used. However, the rise of unmanned systems poses a threat to stability in the Asia-Pacific region, and there is a need for bilateral crisis management tools to deal with incidents involving autonomous systems.
The US and China agreed that humans must be involved in nuclear weapon decisions when AI is used. This agreement aims to prevent unmanned systems from escalating conflicts. The two countries have experienced incidents with unmanned systems in the South China Sea. As AI-driven autonomous systems become more common, the risks will rise. The US and China need to establish risk management channels for unmanned systems to achieve stability in the region.
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