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Drones in the Hands of Terrorists: What Happens Then?

... banned? I have not done much research on the topic, and I do not know if these autonomous attacks led to human casualties. If this is the case, that would change the course of how we understand autonomously driven objects, specifically as it relates to drones. As stated earlier, autonomous weapons, coupled with this sort of artificial intelligence, do make sense in some way, provided that humans exercise some level of control. We have to understand the decision-making process that goes into creating this sort of autonomous technology ...

02.08.2021

interview

Autonomous Weapons Pose a Threat to International Security

... delegating life and death decisions to a machine is an affront to human dignity. Third, what worries me most is the threat that autonomous weapons pose to international security. All of the major powers are developing versions of these weapons. All of the ... ... getting hold of robot weaponry? What kind of weapons could it be? It is highly likely that insurgent groups will use autonomous drones. Drones have already been used considerably by ISIS, and it would not be difficult for them to use autonomous drones when ...

19.03.2020

expert column

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