Mois Navon: “Autonomous weapons will make war cleaner, faster, and more efficient”

Mois Navon: “Autonomous weapons will make war cleaner, faster, and more efficient”

Pioneer in the development of chips for autonomous driving, rabbi and advisor to the government of Israel, the engineer visited Santiago to talk about ethics and artificial intelligence, and defended the use of autonomous systems by the Armed Forces and police around the world. “On the battlefield — where the law of kill or be killed prevails — I see no difference between the action being carried out by a machine, a Tomahawk missile, or someone armed with sticks and stones,” he says. “It is a different world and I do not consider it a violation of human dignity,” he says.

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Vaughan Piccirillo-Sealey, the baby in the iconic 9/11 photo: “That day defined almost every aspect of American life”

Vaughan Piccirillo-Sealey, the baby in the iconic 9/11 photo: “That day defined almost every aspect of American life”

25 years after the attacks on the Twin Towers, the young man who appears in his mother’s arms in one of the most remembered images of that fateful day reviews how his understanding of the tragedy has changed, questions the lack of accountability of the political and business elites of the United States, and reflects on growing up as part of the first generation of digital natives.

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