Military intelligence? Nuclear weapons led by AI is a terrible idea. 

A new perspective argues that while artificial intelligence can replicate cognitive functions like intelligence, fundamental human qualities—such as wisdom, moral judgment, and intuition—remain uniquely beyond machine capability. Experts emphasize the importance of preserving these human-centric elements in decision-making processes, warning against fully automating roles that require ethical reasoning. The discussion highlights the need for human oversight to ensure accountability and ethical integrity in systems where AI plays an increasing role. The debate raises critical questions about the limits of machine autonomy and the irreplaceable value of human judgment in complex decisions.

Intelligence is one thing, and machines can be imbued with it. But wisdom, morality and intuition are the domain of humans. They should never be removed from the chain of command.