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乌克兰成功地使用人工智能来打击俄罗斯军队，将这项技术推上了全世界军事和政治领导人的议程。
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美国软件公司Palantir的首席执行官亚历克斯-卡普(Alex Karp)说，自乌克兰冲突开始以来，在战争中使用人工智能已经从一个高度学术性的道德讨论变成了一个首要关注点。
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卡普说，他支持像他这样的公司的一个原则是，他们必须能够解释和核实他们的技术是如何被使用的。
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美国和中国是本周在海牙参加REAIM峰会的50个国家之一，但荷兰和共同主办方韩国没有邀请俄罗斯。
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大多数代表团预计将在周四会议结束时批准一项原则声明，尽管限制人工智能在战争中的使用的国际规则或条约被认为是遥远的。
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Ukraine’s successful use of AI to target Russian forces has pushed the technology onto the agenda of military and political leaders around the world.
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The CEO of US software firm Palantir, Alex Karp, said that use of AI in war has moved from a highly academic ethics discussion to a top concern since the start of the conflict in Ukraine.
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Karp said one principle he supports for corporations like his is that they must be able to explain and verify how their technology has been used.
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The US and China are among 50 countries attending the REAIM summit in The Hague this week but the Netherlands and co-host South Korea did not invite Russia.
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Most delegations are expected to endorse a statement of principles when the conference ends on Thursday, though international rules or a treaty to limit the use of AI in war is seen as far off.
链接：Ukraine war shows urgency of military AI, Palantir CEO says | Reuters