AI Targeting sped the kill chain to seconds in the Iran war, but a school strike that killed 160 students shows why machine confidence needs human doubt.
Monday, November 9, 2026
AI Targeting sped the kill chain to seconds in the Iran war, but a school strike that killed 160 students shows why machine confidence needs human doubt.
Consumer chatbots now power America’s wars, yet companies write the rules while the public remains uninformed about AI’s deadly role.
AI warfare promises fewer civilian deaths, but expert testimony reveals more targets, lower accuracy, and gutted harm-reduction training.