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| Palantir UK boss says it's up to militaries to decide how AI targeting is used in war |
| 2026-04-06 |
| [BBC] Analysts have warned that the military's use of the platform, which helps personnel plan attacks, leaves little time for "meaningful verification" of its output and could lead to incorrect targets being hit. But the company's UK and Europe head, Louis Mosley, told the BBC in a wide-ranging interview that while AI platforms like Maven have been "instrumental" to the US management of the Iran war, responsibility for how their output is used must always remain "with the military organisation". "There's always a human in the loop, so there is always a human that makes the ultimate decision. That's the current set-up." The Maven Smart System was launched by the Pentagon in 2017 and is designed to speed up military targeting decisions by bringing together masses of data, including a range of intelligence, satellite and drone images. Related: Maven Smart System 03/30/2026 AI war in Iran has brought conflict to Silicon Valley. No one is ready Maven Smart System 03/23/2026 Pentagon to adopt Palantir AI as core US military system, memo says Maven Smart System 03/06/2026 Anthropic Vows Legal Fight Against Pentagon Sanction in AI Feud |
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