Joe Rogan Urges AI to Run War Decisions as Critics Cite June Accountability Rules
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Updated · Fox News · Sep 16
Joe Rogan Urges AI to Run War Decisions as Critics Cite June Accountability Rules
1 articles · Updated · Fox News · Sep 16
Summary
Joe Rogan said on Tuesday he hopes AI will eventually take over government, foreign policy and military decisions, arguing machines could stop wars that human leaders have failed to prevent.
Amy Kremer, chairwoman of Humans First, rejected that idea on Wednesday, saying AI should assist policymakers but never replace human judgment on war, liberty or government power.
Rogan framed AI control of military force as a way to end conflict "instantaneously," while acknowledging that handing such authority to machines would sound terrifying to many people.
A June White House national security memorandum already pushes faster AI adoption in military and intelligence work, but requires systems to remain controllable and keeps commanders and agency leaders accountable.
The clash lands in a wider AI-governance debate after Anthropic's Dario Amodei called for slowing frontier AI development and OpenAI's Sam Altman warned losing control of AI would be unacceptable.