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Author: Gary Corn

05 Apr

Symposium on Military AI and the Law of Armed Conflict: De-anthropomorphizing Artificial Intelligence – Grounding Notions of Accountability in Reality

[Gary Corn is a Professor and Director of the Technology, Security and Law Program at American University Washington College of Law. He previously served as a military attorney in the US Army, including as Staff Judge Advocate (General Counsel) of U.S. Cyber Command.] When it comes to the use of artificial intelligence (AI) and autonomous weapons in conflict, States have already...

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