18 Sept 2026
Global norms for military AI needed before battlefield deployment: Expert
An Indian defence expert has urged countries to agree on international rules for military artificial intelligence (AI) early, during research and planning, not after such systems reach the battlefield. Sujan R Chinoy of MP-IDSA said this at the Beijing Xiangshan Forum in China. He warned that AI is changing warfare and shrinking decision time. The forum drew nearly 2,000 participants from over 100 countries.
Key Statutory Highlights
- Sujan R Chinoy, Director General of MP-IDSA, said international norms for military AI must be set at the research and defence-planning stages.
- He said AI is changing modern warfare, compressing decision-making time and creating new vulnerabilities that need urgent global norms.
- The Beijing Xiangshan Forum, held on September 15-16, drew nearly 2,000 representatives and observers from more than 100 countries and organisations.
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