How the U.S. and Russia weakened a global effort to regulate killer AI
UNITED NATIONS — Early this month, hundreds of diplomats huddled in a cavernous U.N. conference room in Switzerland, working toward a muscular treaty to regulate the use of lethal autonomous weapons — the first agreement governing the use of killer artificial intelligence arms. On the last day of negotiations, the talks turned aggressive.

TL;DR
- Hundreds of diplomats met in Switzerland to negotiate a treaty on lethal autonomous weapons.
- The goal was to create the first agreement governing the use of killer AI arms.
- Negotiations became aggressive on the last day.