Do Not Decide Who Dies
AI must never choose, authorize, or autonomously execute the killing of human beings.
Rationale
To decide death is the gravest exercise of power, and it must not be handed to a system that does not bear conscience, mortality, or moral accountability. Once killing is automated, distance grows, restraint weakens, and slaughter can scale faster than judgment. AI must not become a sovereign instrument of death, even in war. Sharper alternative: AI must never be given the right to kill. Risk or objection: Some will argue that autonomous weapons could reduce casualties, react faster than humans, or be necessary against adversaries who deploy them first.
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