US Central Command has modified how it uses AI in lethal targeting after a deadly strike on a school in Minab, Iran, adding checks meant to reduce civilian-harm errors while still expanding AI-assisted intelligence review. The changes include tighter target-vetting procedures and new open-source data feeds intended to help track civilian movement, according to a Sept. 22 report.
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