Tag lethal autonomous weapons

23 Oct

Australia Out of the Loop

We invite you to read online or download your own copy of “Australia Out of the Loop: Why We Must Not Delegate Decision Making in Warfare from Man to Machine,” […]

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23 Oct

Australia’s Position on Autonomous Weapons Inadequate; Time for Clearer Policy

Australia’s lacking and concerning position on autonomous weapons needs to be urgently reviewed Australia’s lacking and concerning position on autonomous weapons needs to be urgently reviewed ahead of the Sixth […]

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21 Oct

Australia Drags its Feet on Autonomous Weapons Regulation

Fully autonomous weapons, those which select and engage targets in absence of human control, give rise to moral, ethical, legal and security threats. The efforts to introduce a ban on […]

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