What the lame-duck NDAA could still require of autonomous weapons
Congress is back Monday with two very different bills. The Senate’s would write the Pentagon’s autonomy rules into law and ban AI from nuclear launch decisions. The House’s tells the Pentagon to rewrite the rules itself. Here is what each would require.
Graphic: Autonomy Wire
Why it matters
Our read: plan against the Senate text. Its requirements for human supervision, intervention, manual fallback, decision logging and three-year verifications are specific engineering and documentation work, and both bills push toward re-review after software or model changes.
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