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Clash of Killer Robots? Japan’s Role in Preventing AI Apocalypse

Clash of Killer Robots? Japan’s Role in Preventing AI Apocalypse

By Daisuke Akimoto
Japan has a responsibility to spearhead discussions on the legal regulation of lethal autonomous weapons systems.

Weaponized AI in Southeast Asia: In Sight Yet out of Mind

Weaponized AI in Southeast Asia: In Sight Yet out of Mind

By Michael Picard
The Campaign to Stop Killer Robots just officially launched in Southeast Asia. Will regional governments pay attention?
Unmanned Systems and Manned Conflict in East Asia

Unmanned Systems and Manned Conflict in East Asia

By Tobias Burgers and Scott N. Romaniuk
Potential (mis)use of military robotic technology in East Asia's maritime conflicts is enormous.

Could Science Defeat Terrorism? Using Robots to Hunt Down ISIS

Could Science Defeat Terrorism? Using Robots to Hunt Down ISIS

By Lucas Bento
Before you rule out so-called killer robots, consider their applications in counter-terrorism.

Killer Robots: Programed Slaughter?

By Franz-Stefan Gady
The problem with applying euphemisms in policy discussions: they circumvent the truth.

Is a Killer Robot Arms Race Inevitable?

By Franz-Stefan Gady
Leading robotics researches call for a ban of offensive autonomous weapons in an open letter.

Super Humans and Killer Robots: How the US Army Envisions Warfare in 2050

By Franz-Stefan Gady
2050: The year Terminator meets Universal Soldier.
Meet Russia's New Killer Robot

Meet Russia's New Killer Robot

By Franz-Stefan Gady
A new robotic platform will be capable of carrying out a host of tasks, including reconnaissance and patrol missions.

Unmanned 'Killer Robots': A New Weapon in the US Navy's Future Arsenal?

Unmanned 'Killer Robots': A New Weapon in the US Navy's Future Arsenal?

By Franz-Stefan Gady
The US Navy moves unmanned drones to the top of its priorities.

'Killer Robots' Need Regulation, Not a Ban

'Killer Robots' Need Regulation, Not a Ban

By Lucas Bento
Autonomous weapons can be disruptive, but that doesn't mean we should ban them altogether.

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