Should the government invest in artificial intelligence (AI) for defense applications?

No

Yes, but the human operators must keep the power to decide which action to take.

Could AI in military strategies one day reduce human casualties or will it simply lead to more advanced forms of warfare?

How do you think the use of AI in national defense aligns with our values around human rights and justice?

Could you trust a machine to defend your country, or does that responsibility need to stay with humans no matter what?

What worries you more: nations not adopting AI fast enough in defense or developing AI too quickly without enough oversight?

Do you think AI could help prevent wars from happening or will it just escalate arms races between countries?

If AI systems are used for cyber defense, do you believe they can truly keep up with human hackers or outmaneuver them?

How might AI in defense change the way governments and soldiers view the concept of 'sacrifice' in war, and is that a good thing?

What are your thoughts on who should be held responsible if an AI system makes a mistake that results in the loss of lives during a conflict?

Do you think letting machines make life-and-death decisions in military conflicts is a necessary step forward or does it cross an ethical line?

How do you personally feel about the idea of autonomous drones deciding whether to engage in combat without human input?