Skynet is Real: Drones Killed People in Libya Without Human Input

More like “Skynet Israel,” amirite?

RT:

A UN report found that autonomous drones armed with explosive devices may have “hunted down” fleeing rebel fighters in Libya last year. If true, the report chronicles the world’s first true robot-on-human attack.

According to the report, anti-government Libyan National Army fighters, under military commander Khalifa Haftar, were retreating last March following an unsuccessful attack on Tripoli, when they ran into a swarm of terrifying aerial opponents.

They were “hunted down” by unmanned drones, as well as “lethal autonomous weapons systems,” the latter of which can be programmed by controllers to seek out and attack targets, and carry out these instructions even if communications with the controllers are severed.

Haftar’s fighters “were neither trained nor motivated to defend against the effective use of this new technology and usually retreated in disarray,” the report continues. While in retreat, “they were subject to continual harassment” from the killer robots.

It is unclear whether the drones were in contact with human controllers during these reported attacks, or whether they were directly responsible for any casualties or deaths. Were they operating autonomously, the scenario described in the report would likely mark a horrifying milestone: the first recorded incidence of truly independent robots attacking humans on the battlefield. However, the report does not specify what level of autonomy the robots were functioning under.

The drones, known as “loitering munitions,” are quadcopter-type vehicles outfitted with cameras and carrying small explosive devices. Left in an area to operate, they identify targets and dive from the air, blowing themselves up upon impact. The devices identified in Libya were ‘Kargu-2’ loitering munitions, deployed on the Libyan battlefield by Turkish forces allied with the UN-backed and Tripoli-based Government of National Accord.

This was obviously a test. Haftar was CIA. They were just looking for an excuse to try this stuff out on someone.

It isn’t really Skynet.

However, it could become Skynet.

I don’t think legitimate “artificial intelligence” is possible, given that consciousness is a metaphysical phenomenon (“science” can’t explain it otherwise – look into it).

However, though an artificial intelligence couldn’t “decide” to kill people like it did in Terminator, a program designed to kill people could start killing the wrong people.

That’s totally possible.

The bigger worry however is just that this kind of technology is in the hands of people who want to wipe out the white race.