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AI, Autonomous Weapons, and the Future of Human Rights
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AI, Autonomous Weapons, and the Future of Human Rights
If, as Karl Marx argued in ‘A Contribution to the Critique of Political Economy’ (1859), the material base of society shapes its superstructure, then the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) in warfare may transform not only the technologies of conflict but also the legal and moral frameworks designed to restrain it. The emergence of lethal autonomous weapon systems, capable of selecting and attacking targets without meaningful human control, ma…
·Windhoek, Namibia
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