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[New publication] Balancing military and humanitarian interests: Scaling the scope of autonomous weapon attacks Published 9 July 2024 Dr. Jonathan Kwik presenting his latest publication at the 16th annual International Conference on Cyber Conflict ( CyCon ). Photo: Kristi Sits, Egert Kamenik In a

  the Gospel   and   Lavender   that are currently being used by the   Israel   Defense   Forces   ( IDF )   are technically different from autonomous weapons systems (AWS) .   AI-DSS process and filter information that is then presented to a human operator who makes the final decision of

Teaming and the Future of Military AI’ , with Dr Margarita Konaev (23 March 2021, 16:00 CET) DILEMA Lecture:   ‘ Remote, Autonomous Weapons and Human Agency ’ , with Professor William H. Boothby (22 February 2021, 16:00 CET) DILEMA Lecture:   ‘Artificial Intelligence, Autonomous Weapon Systems, and

the Future of Military AI’ , with Dr Margarita Konaev (23 March 2021, 16:00 CET) DILEMA Lecture: ‘ Remote, Autonomous Weapons and Human Agency ’ , with Professor William H. Boothby (22 February 2021, 16:00 CET) Winter Academy on Artificial Intelligence and International Law (10–12 and 17–19 February

-Jankiewicz (23 November 2023, at 5 pm) Arms Transfers in International Law   (with some remarks on Autonomous Weapons) -  Netta Goussac (29 January at 4 pm) Due diligence and the liability of corporations for Arms Transfers -  Machiko Kanetake and Cedric Ryngaert Criminal Accountability   and Arms Transfer

for Autonomous vehicles  –  Galileo Sartor, Adam Wyner   A Computational Model of Trustworthiness: Trust-Based Interactions Between Agents in Multi-Agent Systems  –  Tomasz Zurek, Tom van Engers, Basten Leefting, Britta Abbink Spaink Are Human Judgement and Control of Autonomous Weapons Systems

the international regulatory framework for military applications of disruptive technologies and the arms race in conventional and non-conventional weapons.   About Berenice Boutin   Berenice Boutin is a Senior Researcher in Internationa l Law at the Asser Institute, Coordinator of the Research

focuses on emerging military technologies, autonomous weapons systems and their compliance with international humanitarian law, criminal responsibility for war crimes committed with autonomous weapon systems, AI and criminal responsibility, automation biases and mens rea for crimes committed with

(AI) is revolutionising military operations, driving the development of autonomous weapons systems (AWS), decision-support tools (AI-DSS), and other advanced warfare technologies. While these innovations advance at a rapid pace and AI offers significant promise for military operations, they also pose

technologies, their associated risks and benefits, and the various regimes of international law relevant to their governance. Register now Artificial Intelligence is revolutionising military operations, driving the development of autonomous weapons systems (AWS), decision-support tools (AI-DSS), and