Artificial Intelligence Guided Missels?

[journeymanisnothing]

I heard a report on the PBS radio station in my car about Israel using U.S. made missles which are not guided in any way by a chain of human command, but rather a pre-programmed computer of some sort that the report said government officials confirmed such technology exists and is more effective in lessening civilian casualties in war.

Has anyone heard that? It sounds like a James bond movie.

 

[jasonc]

Lockheed Martin to build LRASM anti-ship missiles with on-board sensors and artificial intelligence (AI)

The missile employs a multi-mode sensor suite, weapon data link, and enhanced digital anti-jam Global Positioning System (GPS) to attack targets.

www.militaryaerospace.com

 

[journeymanisnothing]

It was something like this,

U.S. Army's A.I. Missiles Will Not Stop, Ever, Until They Hit Their Target | Digital Trends

The U.S. military wants to equip itself with a new type of artificial intelligence-guided missile, which will use A.I. smarts to pursue its targets. Several contractors are hoping to win the Cannon-Delivered Area Effects Munition bid, with prototypes to be shown off in 2021.

www.digitaltrends.com

But that is not PBS or recent so maybe I heard it somewhere else. I will have to keep looking because I don't want to attribute a story to PBS they didn't report.

 

[journeymanisnothing]

Thank you jasonc.
That might be it or something like it. I tried to go to the web adress you posted but it just kept jumping around.
The title of the article did sound somthing like the program I heard which was complete reliance on a machine to kill efficiently.
I remember an old Star Trek where Kirk and Spock have to destroy an old earth probe once used to sterilize harmful bacteria but now sterilizes humans.

 

[jasonc]

Thank you jasonc.
That might be it or something like it. I tried to go to the web adress you posted but it just kept jumping around.
The title of the article did sound somthing like the program I heard which was complete reliance on a machine to kill efficiently.
I remember an old Star Trek where Kirk and Spock have to destroy an old earth probe once used to sterilize harmful bacteria but now sterilizes humans.

Y'all fear ai too much .

Can it be used for evil yes.
For years auto pilot landed and guided aircraft to destination.if at it happened during 911 the FAA shut off navigation aids the birds can't find there landing strips .unless it's a fighter or military aircraft which have their own internal Gps systems that aren't under vornac by design .

No complaints on that and with auto pilot the jet can take off and land on its own. The missile simply is fed info on the target and only goes for it .

Mistakes still can happen .we have been using human guided drones that have killed civilians mistaken for terrorist or in one case an American terrorist overseas without trial.

But that drone killing of an known traitor for another thread .

We also have had drones that are loaded (uav) that are the size of a 737 do alot in wars .

Ai isn't able to think ,it's not self aware like us.man can't create life .

It's a program that is complex and can be used good or bad and does as only programmed .

 

[Josef]

I heard a report on the PBS radio station in my car about Israel using U.S. made missles which are not guided in any way by a chain of human command, but rather a pre-programmed computer of some sort that the report said government officials confirmed such technology exists and is more effective in lessening civilian casualties in war.

Has anyone heard that? It sounds like a James bond movie.

Hey All,
The USA has been using JDAMs (Joint Direct Attack Munition) at least since 2001. They may have had them since the Iraqi war in the early 1990s. There is a camera in the nose of the missile. So the pilot or RIO (Radar Intercept Officer) can fly the missile to the intended target.

It makes me wonder though. If the US is giving this tech to others, it usually means we now have something better. I guessing it involves drones. It makes me wonder.

Keep walking everybody.
May God bless,
Taz

 

[jasonc]

Jdams are guided .but let me see ,1999 in use .

 

[Delete_me]

Morally speaking, subjecting enemy civilians to flawed/bugged AI would be arguably better than just bombing them with dumb bombs. It seems like a situation where the US could easily talk themselves into taking advantage of the situation to test the munition. I'm inclined to agree. Although I can see others likening that to Nazis performing scientific experiments on Holocaust victims.

p.s. and just to be clear, I don't support U.S. weapons of any kind being used in Gaza. I just mean in general terms: to Israel, they view Gazans as the enemy; Gazan civilians as enemy civilians.

 

[journeymanisnothing]

Well thank you Taz for all of your knowledge on this subject.

I know practically nothing about military capabilities but I'm not afraid of them come what may.

I'm certain believers sometimes die in a way that seems unfair somehow. We are never to project anyone in a bad light simply because he or she suffered a tragedy.

the wise dies just like the fool! Ecc.2:16 ESV

But Solomon is showing how a man without hope because of death views life as temporary and finite and sad.

But Ecclesiastes ends with Solomon clearly seeing the superiority of faith in God, from where all human decency comes from.

Anyway I have looked a little more for a radio broadcast or transcript of the program I was listening to but it's a slow read. The context would be unmanned missle usage. "Unmanned missle usage" is my own term to describe the type of a i the military was using in the current Israeli/Palestinian conflict.
The explosive devices are not launched or guided by a human being monitoring anything. It sounded like a i makes a best guess somehow based on who knows whos' knowledge of who knows what.

I'll have to look a little more because that kind of man made machine is insane to begin with. I may have misundertood the reporter.

Thanks

 

[journeymanisnothing]

Morally speaking, subjecting enemy civilians to flawed/bugged AI would be arguably better than just bombing them with dumb bombs. It seems like a situation where the US could easily talk themselves into taking advantage of the situation to test the munition. I'm inclined to agree. Although I can see others likening that to Nazis performing scientific experiments on Holocaust victims.

p.s. and just to be clear, I don't support U.S. weapons of any kind being used in Gaza. I just mean in general terms: to Israel, they view Gazans as the enemy; Gazan civilians as enemy civilians.

Hello 1pet2_9.
I have no right to judge political leaders anywhere on earth, but that job will be handled later and the Messiah will do all Judging the Apostles and Prophets agree.

It's just a weird thing inventors are doing. Like cars that drive without a human. A computer driving a semi-truck. I find that insane.

 

[Delete_me]

You know what's weird, is that we are even able to talk. We are nowhere near in the same room with each other.

 

[hawkman]

I heard a report on the PBS radio station in my car about Israel using U.S. made missles which are not guided in any way by a chain of human command, but rather a pre-programmed computer of some sort that the report said government officials confirmed such technology exists and is more effective in lessening civilian casualties in war.

Has anyone heard that? It sounds like a James bond movie.

Cruise missile , some use GPS .

How Cruise Missiles Work

 

[journeymanisnothing]

Cruise missile , some use GPS .

How Cruise Missiles Work

I'm not sure if this was more advanced than the stuff you're showing or this one below,

https://crsreports.congress.gov/product/pdf/IF/IF11353

Anyway, I saw a thing on the news tonight about Amazon using humanoid robots to sort packages for workers off due to injury.

Amazon folks said Amazon is trying to cut down on work place injury.

An employee off with an injury said Amazon is trying to cut down on workers.

The robots cost $250,000.
The Amazon rep smiled and said the robot pays for itself in 3 years.
The reporter said Yeah, and it comes to work every day!

I didn't catch where the robots are made.

 

[jasonc]

It's programmed with targets bio metrics ,where he or she is likely and hunts the target .

I'm not sure if this was more advanced than the stuff you're showing or this one below,

https://crsreports.congress.gov/product/pdf/IF/IF11353

Anyway, I saw a thing on the news tonight about Amazon using humanoid robots to sort packages for workers off due to injury.

Amazon folks said Amazon is trying to cut down on work place injury.

An employee off with an injury said Amazon is trying to cut down on workers.

The robots cost $250,000.
The Amazon rep smiled and said the robot pays for itself in 3 years.
The reporter said Yeah, and it comes to work every day!

I didn't catch where the robots are made.

I'm not a fan of that but I get why .during an interview for the Usps janitorial job last month .sick time and call out abuse was mentioned.
They give pay raises based on attendance.my old job had people who abused it and my boss there fired a few that hated the sea grove and marbrisa route .they sucked then ,it was during the electric days and the sea grove route was long and the marbrisa one was even longer .

 

[journeymanisnothing]

Inside Amazon’s robot revolution

Amazon is investing a billion dollars in new industrial technology, including Digit, a robot working in their Seattle Robotics Research and Development facility. Amazon says the robots will be used to support human employees, but labor experts and Amazon warehouse employees say they are...

www.nbcnews.com

This is the Amazon robot story. The future looks very strange where employment might consist of nothing?

 

[hawkman]

This is the Amazon robot story. The future looks very strange where employment might consist of nothing?

The robots are taking jobs away from people , surely not . At least that is what they say :neutral .
Clip from NBC link you posted .

" UPDATE: This story’s headline and description have been updated to include Amazon’s statement that its robots are meant to support human employees, not replace them."

 

[jasonc]

The robots are taking jobs away from people , surely not . At least that is what they say :neutral .
Clip from NBC link you posted .

" UPDATE: This story’s headline and description have been updated to include Amazon’s statement that its robots are meant to support human employees, not replace them."

No different then owning a rhomba . Still gotta empty it etc .

 

[journeymanisnothing]

It's programmed with targets bio metrics ,where he or she is likely and hunts the target .
I'm not a fan of that but I get why .during an interview for the Usps janitorial job last month .sick time and call out abuse was mentioned.
They give pay raises based on attendance.my old job had people who abused it and my boss there fired a few that hated the sea grove and marbrisa route .they sucked then ,it was during the electric days and the sea grove route was long and the marbrisa one was even longer .

I believe in protecting workers who are truly injured. As a younger man, I was a union leader in a small shop of no more than 100 people, but we didn't have sick time and vacation time could be spent pretty much however an employee wanted to, but if you didn't go to work you didn't get paid.
I know unions have caused a lot of harm through bad leadership. You have to have honesty and integrity with people you deal with in any area of life to have any credibility.
I entered contract negotiations with this scripture in mind,

Is it not lawful for me to do what I will with mine own? Is thine eye evil, because I am good? Mt.20:15 KJV

We should have respect for the people God has blessed with His goods and hopefully they believe in God and that the laborer is worthy of whatever was agreed to.

People in every nation should be able to make a decent wage for a good days work and all may spend time with loved ones more often.

 

[jasonc]

I believe in protecting workers who are truly injured. As a younger man, I was a union leader in a small shop of no more than 100 people, but we didn't have sick time and vacation time could be spent pretty much however an employee wanted to, but if you didn't go to work you didn't get paid.
I know unions have caused a lot of harm through bad leadership. You have to have honesty and integrity with people you deal with in any area of life to have any credibility.
I entered contract negotiations with this scripture in mind,

Is it not lawful for me to do what I will with mine own? Is thine eye evil, because I am good? Mt.20:15 KJV

We should have respect for the people God has blessed with His goods and hopefully they believe in God and that the laborer is worthy of whatever was agreed to.

People in every nation should be able to make a decent wage for a good days work and all may spend time with loved ones more often.

Notice I said abuse .

Also when new tech came .say cars .think of these that folded. Black smith ,the builders of horse carriages all folded and then we got mechanics ,car salesman and parts stores .I probably can find photos of old black smith shops lasting into the 1930s . Not to mention with roads which were more then just cordoroy roads or a clearing .

Here often the union saves slackers from firing .I have been told of employees at the Usps that basically crashed their truck into a building and weren't drunk and still employed not once but with other issues of discipline

Those I address . A robot can replace certain jobs ,but in this case it's to aid.not replace .
Robots build cars that in areas people once did . They can work non stop .I'm not a fan of the worship of the dollar bit don't think the local church folk don't want that product fast and have patience .they don't .

 

[journeymanisnothing]

The robots are taking jobs away from people , surely not . At least that is what they say :neutral .
Clip from NBC link you posted .

" UPDATE: This story’s headline and description have been updated to include Amazon’s statement that its robots are meant to support human employees, not replace them."

Yes that's what the spokesman for Amazon said.
I'm thankful God knows what I said and what I meant. ?

Notice I said abuse .

Also when new tech came .say cars .think of these that folded. Black smith ,the builders of horse carriages all folded and then we got mechanics ,car salesman and parts stores .I probably can find photos of old black smith shops lasting into the 1930s . Not to mention with roads which were more then just cordoroy roads or a clearing .

Here often the union saves slackers from firing .I have been told of employees at the Usps that basically crashed their truck into a building and weren't drunk and still employed not once but with other issues of discipline

Those I address . A robot can replace certain jobs ,but in this case it's to aid.not replace .
Robots build cars that in areas people once did . They can work non stop .I'm not a fan of the worship of the dollar bit don't think the local church folk don't want that product fast and have patience .they don't .

I would never tolerate abuse as now governed by workers rights under the law, but laws protecting workers against abuse is what formed unions in the USA.

Being blessed with better living conditions can make people fotget they are blessed to do what is right.

And people can begin with good intentions and go off the path.

I'm not condemning anyone for the circumstances. I just think the times we're living in are interesting in light of Bible prophecy.
Mostly the "image of the beast that spoke" mentioned in Rev.13:14-15