When will the first murder of a civilian happen in a US city by a robot or AI device where an operator is not nearby

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This will resolve YES if the killing is deemed intentional to attack a specific person by someone not involved in law enforcement. Random attacks, accidents or bombs do not count. The creator, operator or programmer does not need to be found or known to resolve YES. Includes any machine, robot or drone. The device can be remotely controlled but the operator can not be within visual line of sight of the attack.

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[edit: oh whoops I failed at readig the options correctly]

@MatthewSargeant I think this can resolve no.

Does "robot or AI device where an operator is not nearby" include remote controlled drones?

Yes a remote controlled drone would meet this criteria if the operator were not nearby

How nearby are we talkin?

The operator can not be within visual line of sight of the attack

Fair enough, thanks

Does law enforcement killing a criminal count as murder of a civilian? Does it depend on whether they're armed and whether it's part of a legal sentence to execution?