“The Moral Red Line” — Autonomous Drones and War Without Humans
Autonomous drones transfer the final targeting decision to machines. Ricardo Petrissans examines accountability and the moral limits of war without human intervention.
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Autonomous drones transfer the final targeting decision to machines. Ricardo Petrissans examines accountability and the moral limits of war without human intervention.
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