8 research outputs found
Coordinating the arm swing with the pivot: nuclear deterrence, stability and US strategy in the Asia-Pacific
Full text linkRetaining Human Responsibility in the Development and Use of Autonomous Weapon Systems:On Accountability for Violations of International Humanitarian Law Involving AWS
No full textTransatlantic partnership on artificial intelligence: realities, perceptions and future implications
No full textExistential Risks to Humanity Should Concern International Policymakers and More Could Be Done in Considering Them at the International Governance Level
No full textAutonomous Weapons Systems and Meaningful Human Control: Ethical and Legal Issues
Get PDFThe review highlights the crucial role played by the robotics research community to start ethical and legal debates about autonomy in weapons systems. A concise overview is provided of the main concerns emerging in those early debates: respect of the laws of war, responsibility ascription issues, violation of the human dignity of potential victims of autonomous weapons systems, and increased risks for global stability. It is pointed out that these various concerns have been jointly taken to support the idea that all weapons systems, including autonomous ones, should remain under meaningful human control (MHC). Main approaches to MHC are described and briefly analyzed. Finally, it is emphasized that the MHC idea looms large on shared control policies to adopt in other ethically and legally sensitive application domains for robotics and artificial intelligence
Breaking the Cyber-Security Dilemma: Aligning Security Needs and Removing Vulnerabilities
No full textISSN:1353-3452ISSN:1471-554
