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Author: Christopher Elliott

26 Apr

Expedient or Reckless? Reconciling Opposing Accounts of the IDF’s Use of AI in Gaza

[Christopher Elliott is a war crimes researcher based in Canada. He has a Master of Anthropology from the Australian National University and a Doctor of Philosophy from King’s College London.] As the Israel-Hamas war drags through its sixth month, one topic of immense and continuing controversy is the use of AI tools by the IDF as part of its military targeting...

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