The war in Iran is exposing a new front in modern conflict: artificial intelligence in warfare. The United States military has reportedly used advanced AI tools to support intelligence assessments and battlefield operations, prompting pushback from some tech companies, a clash between AI firm Anthropic and the Pentagon, and fresh debate about the ethics of military partnerships. Toni Waterman reports for CNA from Washington, DC. Speaking to CNA’s Asia Now, security analyst Allan Behm warns that humans must always remain in control of life-and-death decisions. He cautions that if machines begin making battlefield choices, “we no longer know who is really accountable.”

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