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This article was published on April 7, 2021What would happen if an AI gained control of the US military’s nuclear stash and decided to preemptively win World War 3 before any perceived enemy nations could react?Fans of cinema from the 1980s may recognize that query as the plot to the classic science-fiction film “” starring a young Matthew Broderick. It was a great but terribly silly movie that paired nicely with popcorn and suspended disbelief. Nevertheless, the question it asked remains valid.[Note: Spoilers ahead because the movie is more than 30 years old]Subscribe to our newsletter now for a weekly recap of our favorite AI stories in your inbox.Greetings Humanoids! Did you know we have a newsletter all about AI? You can subscribe to it right here.

This article was published on April 7, 2021What would happen if an AI gained control of the US military’s nuclear stash and decided to preemptively win World War 3 before any perceived enemy nations could react?Fans of cinema from the 1980s may recognize that query as the plot to the classic science-fiction film “” starring a young Matthew Broderick. It was a great but terribly silly movie that paired nicely with popcorn and suspended disbelief. Nevertheless, the question it asked remains valid.[Note: Spoilers ahead because the movie is more than 30 years old]Subscribe to our newsletter now...

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