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The End of Human Judgment in the Kill Chain?

Jovana Davidovic

2mo agoen

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As militaries adopt LLM-based agents for data fusion and battlefield management, a deeper question emerges: can meaningful human judgment still be preserved in the kill chain? This article explores how agentic AI may relocate initiative, interpretation, and practical decision authority away from human operators and toward machines. The post The End of Human Judgment in the Kill Chain? appeared first on BABL AI .

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