What you need to know about autonomous weapons
… Autonomous weapons are not a work of science fiction from … the ICRC, Neil Davison, explains. What is an autonomous weapon? Autonomous weapon systems, as the ICRC …
… Autonomous weapons are not a work of science fiction from … the ICRC, Neil Davison, explains. What is an autonomous weapon? Autonomous weapon systems, as the ICRC …
… The development of autonomous weapon systems -- that is, weapons that are … weapons and the use of force.\r\nDebates on autonomous weapon systems have expanded …
… at the Convention on Certain Conventional Weapons (CCW) – Group of governmental experts on lethal autonomous weapons systems – 6 to 10 March … to addressing the serious concerns raised by autonomous weapon systems, including the joint …
… public to the unacceptable effects of certain weapons on combatants and civilians, the ICRC … that the unconstrained development and use of autonomous weapon systems raises serious legal … in accordance with resolution 78/241 "Lethal autonomous weapon systems", adopted by the …
… adopt new, legally binding rules to regulate autonomous weapon systems to ensure that sufficient human … will require prohibiting certain types of autonomous weapon systems and strictly …
… Views on autonomous weapon systems, including those of the ICRC, … paper highlights some of the key issues on autonomous weapon systems from the perspective …
… convened an international expert meeting on autonomous weapon systems from 26 to 28 March 2014. It … of the particular issues raised by autonomous weapon systems. A summary report …
… convened an international expert meeting on autonomous weapon systems from 26 to 28 March 2014. It … of the particular issues raised by autonomous weapon systems. The ICRC has …
… Technological advances in weaponry mean that decisions about the use of … Crossing the Rubicon: the path to offensive autonomous weapons , focused on the range of … the legal, moral and ethical issues raised by autonomous weapons. Your recent presentation …
… moral implications of the use of offensive autonomous weapons systems, led by Professor Chris Jenks … nu-college-law/crossing-rubicon-path-offensive-autonomous-weapons Bio - Professor Chris …
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