A cross-faith coalition is stepping into the debate over how AI will reshape warfare as Congress considers military guardrails.
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Faith leaders are calling on lawmakers to pass binding legal safeguards to ensure that humans, not machines, control AI-enabled weapons.
Why it matters: A cross-faith coalition is stepping into the debate over how AI will reshape warfare as Congress considers guardrails for military AI.
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