a campaign calling to stop killer robots, at headquarters, the UN warned of a growing dependence on cheap drones and "stupid artificial intelligence", which can be unpredictable on the battlefield and available to a wider audience. Experts believe that there are only a few years before computers will exclude people from the robot controller.

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a campaign calling to stop killer robots, at headquarters, the UN warned of a growing dependence on cheap drones and "stupid artificial intelligence", which can be unpredictable on the battlefield and available to a wider audience. Experts believe that there are only a few years before computers will exclude people from the robot controller.

And those, in turn, will become cheap, accessible and popular as the Kalashnikov rifle, reports The Guardian. Soon anyone will be able to buy a drone and install on your smartphone a special app that will turn it into "little a killer robot".

"If we do not create clear rules in this arms race, the end, it was hard for us would be a very undesirable place," says Professor on artificial intelligence, Toby Walsh from the Australian University of New South Wales.

In confirmation of the words of the experts gave examples of fatal errors that are now on the battlefield allows for semi-Autonomous weapons. For example, the American drones that kill many civilians than the extremists.