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, perspectives, and prospect s -  León Castellanos-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

(2021) highlight the difficulty of holding individuals legally accountable for outcomes they could not have reasonably foreseen , which becomes problematic when unexplainable AI models are being used in autonomous weapons. The ability to understand why an algorithm behaved in a particular way, also

merely generate targets rather than launch attacks– and so they have received comparatively less attention than autonomous weapons systems . This partly stems from the belief that human decision-making still plays a big role when launching attacks involving AI-DSS, but Bo and Dorsey challenge th is

. Online on the appointment of Thilo Marauhn (17 september 2021) (Dutch language) Slavery - Experts see no legal obstacles for apologies Dutch state - Antilliaans Dagblad (17 August 2021) (Dutch language) Podcast  Marta Bo discusses lethal autonomous weapons on the first episode of the podcast series

, autonomous weapons systems andtheir compliance with international humanitarina law; criminal responsibility for war crimes committed with autonomous weapon systems; AI and criminal responsibility; automation biases and mens rea for crimes committed with autonomous or automated systems; disarmament

security and international law, such as military AI, data-driven warfare, biochemical weapons, and conventional weapons or dual use technologies with a disruptive potential. Our research focuses, in particular, on the development of the international regulatory framework for the military and

international lawat the Asser Institute attached to the ELSA Lab Defence project. His specialisation is in the laws governing the conduct of hostilities and artificial intelligence (AI). He obtained his doctorate ( cum laude ) from the University of Amsterdam on the lawful use of AI-embedded weapons at

. 22 (2019), The Hague: T.M.C. Asser Press (2021): 187-286. A Duval, T Woodcock, & D Van Den Meerssche,‘ I Want to Put the Social Question Back on the Table ’ – An Interview with Anne Orford’, Opinio Juris , 27 November 2019. M Bo& T Woodcock,‘ Lethal autonomous weapons, war

environmental law, international human rights law, andlaw of the use of force. He has published in the fields of international environmental law, international humanitarian law, international cultural heritage law, and autonomous weapons systems. Related news 6 Nov 2023: [Publication] Uneven progress in

the admissibility and procurement of weapons, especially new types such as semi-autonomous or unmanned weapon systems. The editors of the book are all affiliated to the Faculty of Military Sciences (War Studies) of the Netherlands Defence Academy and/or the Law Faculty of the University of Amsterdam