As the U.S. military expands its use of AI tools to pinpoint targets for airstrikes in Iran, members of Congress are calling for guardrails and greater oversight of the technology’s use in war

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Investigative journalist Jeremy Scahill on the "Breaking Points" podcast talks about Iran's interest in continuing the war with the U.S. and Israel, their planning for such a strike, and the objectives they hope to achieve.

A list of possible targets could first be fed into a generative AI system that the Pentagon is fielding for classified settings. Humans might then ask the system to analyze the in