‘Effective, Deployable, Accountable: Pick Two’: Regulating Lethal Autonomous Weapon Systems
LAWS regulation looks as though it may be an object lesson in the risks of seeing ideational social-structural phenomena as material and immutable.
Introducing Guiding Principles for the Development and Use of Lethal Autonomous Weapon Systems
The Guiding Principles are a starting point for discussing how autonomous weapons might be somewhat constrained and what ‘good’ practice might look like.
Guiding Principles for the Development and Use of LAWS: Version 1.0
The advent of lethal autonomous weapon systems (LAWS) presents States with new political, technological, operational, legal and ethical challenges.
A Critique of the Canberra Guiding Principles on Lethal Autonomous Weapon Systems
With the current banphobia in Geneva, it is important note that those who seek a regulation, maintenance of human control over LAWS or a ban seek the same thing.
Historical and Contemporary Reflections on Lethal Autonomous Weapons Systems
Technology offers military decision-makers an alluring appeal to technological fixes to ethico-political dilemmas of killing in war.
Technological Terror, Killer Robots, and Black Mirror’s ‘Metalhead’
A world that emphasizes the role of efficiency-driven technological solutions could produce a universe in which humanity is terrorized by its own technological offspring.
