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A vulnerability analysis: Theorising the impact of artificial intelligence decision-making processes on individuals, society and human diversity from a social justice perspective
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Of souls, spirits and ghosts: Transposing the application of the rules of targeting to lethal autonomous robots
C An Ability to Experience Emotions and Compassion Human Rights Watch ('HRW') (303) and Robert Sparrow (304) argue that an ability to experience emotions, compassion and connection to citizens of the…
Unravelling Organisational Power Dynamics: Towards a Theory of Accountability for Crimes Triggered by Lethal Autonomous Weapon Systems
A Toolbox for the Application of the Rules of Targeting
Meeting the Chimera: How the cedaw Can Address Digital Discrimination
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The article suggests how the subject matter of cedaw may be rethought to enable it to respond to digital discrimination and formulates a legal test which can be added to the existing toolbox without the need to amend the treaty.
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Regulating a Game Changer: Using a Distributed Approach to Develop an Accountability Framework for Lethal Autonomous Weapon Systems
A Case against Relying Solely on Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Technology to Identify Proposed Targets
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The Evolution of International Humanitarian Law: An Anthropological Perspective
This article uses Douglas and Wildavsky's cultural theory of risk from the field of anthropology, in order to provide a new explanation regarding what factors influenced the evolution of…
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