AI got the blame for the Iran school bombing. The truth is far more worrying Highlight

The bombs were precise – they hit exactly where they were aimed – but the intelligence behind them was not. None of the 50 killed its intended target. Two weeks after the invasion, Garlasco left the Pentagon for Human Rights Watch, went to Iraq, and stood in the crater of a strike he had targeted himself. “These aren’t just nameless, faceless targets,” he said later. “This is a place where people are going to feel ramifications for a long time.” The targeting cycle had been fast enough to hit 50 buildings and too fast to discover it was hitting the wrong ones.