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A drone controlled by artificial intelligence decided to kill the operator (https://t.co/Lj54D0Egh7) during a simulation test conducted by the U.S. Army so that it would not interfere with the mission, the British Royal Aeronautical Society said. The drone was tasked with destroying enemy air defense systems during the test mission. If successful, the AI would receive points for passing the test. The final decision as to whether the target would be destroyed had to be made by the drone operator, who during one of the training missions, he ordered the drone not to destroy the target. As a result, the machine made the decision to "kill the operator" and "killed" the operator. Since the mission was a training mission, no one was injured. After the incident, the AI was trained that killing the operator was wrong, and points would be deducted for such actions.