The use of artificial intelligence (AI) in warfare is increasing efficiency and reducing human visibility.

Ethical concerns arise about dehumanization, misinformation, and a disconnect between wars and societies.

AI systems may exacerbate harm in unjust wars due to imprecise targeting.

The lack of oversight and understanding of AI development raises concerns about potential harm.

A thorough analysis of ethical, social, and political implications of AI in warfare is necessary.

The quality and quantity of data can affect the recommendations of AI system's machine learning algorithms.

AI systems have not been successful in avoiding civilian casualties during targeting airstrikes.

AI can facilitate anonymity in warfare, further disconnecting militaries, soldiers, and civilians from wars.

Restoring trust in governments and militaries is crucial to ensure AI use aligns with democratic ideals.

Machine learning algorithms should be kept separate from targeting practices until ethical issues are addressed.