...autonomous systems pose for international security. The workshop will assess the effects of these advances across a spectrum of military applications, including intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR), defenses, strike platforms,...
...regard, the use of autonomous weapons necessarily conveys operational risk. Even greater degrees of automation—such as with the introduction of machine learning in systems not directly involved in decisions of...
...World Needs to Regulate Autonomous Weapons, and Soon Peter Asaro If machines that autonomously target and kill humans are fielded by one country, it could be quickly followed by others,...
...World Needs to Regulate Autonomous Weapons, and Soon Peter Asaro If machines that autonomously target and kill humans are fielded by one country, it could be quickly followed by others,...
...even entirely new weapon designs. This applies to the full range of weapons categories: small arms and light weapons (e.g., guns and grenade launchers), conventional weapon systems (e.g., drones and...
...nuclear weapon. “There is sufficient material unaccounted for so that it would be possible for those with know-how to construct a nuclear weapon,” Goss responded. Rockefeller also asked if Goss...
...secure their cache of digital weapons. With regard to vulnerabilities specifically to weapons systems, I mentioned earlier the concern about data integrity with regard to weapons systems, which could cause...
Challenges Multilateral efforts to mitigate the severe risks of certain weapons are stovepiped and disjointed. Different kinds of threats—such as nuclear, chemical, biological, cyber, or lethal autonomous weapon systems—have their...
...Perspective China Arms Control and Disarmament Association When autonomous weapon systems and AI are employed in warfare, the consequences cannot be overestimated. A legal framework to govern the military use...
...weapon or the materials that can be used to build one. In April 2010, President Obama convened an unprecedented number of world leaders in Washington, DC, to discuss steps that...
Kenneth N. Luongo The April 2010 Nuclear Security Summit in Washington, DC, drew international attention to the threat of nuclear terrorism and the need to adequately protect weapon-usable nuclear material...
...will result in positive change. Building the people’s consciousness will be one of the more challenging things we must do. The biggest weapons unleashed against our people are not guns...
...such as international terrorism, nuclear weapons proliferation, and transnational crime. Positive results include an international crackdown on the financing of terrorism, the sharing of information to tackle various criminal problems,...
...further strained by new requirements to build modern nuclear weapons and munitions to provide adequate flexibility in the current and future international security environments. Therefore, there is a dire need...
...concurrent, autonomous roundtables. Each respective roundtable is intended to generate group consensus recommendations on the aspect of policy that is its focus. 20181017 20181019 Each year the Stanley Center convenes...
...lines, the state that must be built is one that is able to sustain the terms that structure social relations, the capacity for people to articulate autonomous subjectivities, and a...
...in autonomous roundtables. These meetings are designed with an eye toward the future of American relations with the world. This policy memo provides a summary from the 2010 roundtable, chaired...
...in autonomous roundtables. These meetings are designed with an eye toward the future of American relations with the world. This policy memo provides a summary from the 2011 roundtable chaired...
...in autonomous roundtables. These meetings are designed with an eye toward the future of American relations with the world. This policy memo provides a summary from the 2011 roundtable chaired...
...foreign policy issues with experts from the public and private sectors who meet in autonomous roundtables. These meetings are designed with an eye toward the future of American relations with...
...how they could be adapted, and the challenges to their broader application. Identified proposals include adapting provisions on enhanced materials accountancy, fuel cycle commensurability, prohibitions on weaponization, and enhanced procurement...
...in autonomous roundtables. These meetings are designed with an eye toward the future of American relations with the world. This policy memo provides a summary from the 2010 roundtable, chaired...
...in autonomous roundtables. These meetings are designed with an eye toward the future of American relations with the world. This policy memo provides a summary from the 2011 roundtable chaired...
...autonomous roundtables. These meetings are designed with an eye toward the future of American relations with the world, the results of which are published in nonattributed policy dialogue briefs and...
...Center outside Washington, DC, to participate in the Stanley Center’s 57th annual Strategy for Peace Conference. This year’s conference featured autonomous roundtables where experts focused on policy ideas, challenges, and...
...in autonomous roundtables. These meetings are designed with an eye toward the future of American relations with the world. This policy memo provides a summary from the 2010 roundtable, chaired...
...annual Strategy for Peace Conference. This year’s conference featured autonomous roundtables where experts focused on ideas, challenges, and recommendations in four key global issue areas: Climate Change/Carbon Pricing, Human Protection...
...Strategy for Peace Conference. This year’s conference featured autonomous roundtables where experts focused on policy ideas, challenges, and recommendations in four key global issue areas: climate change, genocide prevention, nuclear...
...annual Strategy for Peace Conference. This year’s conference featured autonomous roundtables where experts focused on ideas, challenges, and recommendations in four key global issue areas: Climate Change/Carbon Pricing, Human Protection...
...Stanley Center’s 57th annual Strategy for Peace Conference. This year’s conference featured autonomous roundtables where experts focused on policy ideas, challenges, and recommendations in four key global issue areas: climate...
...autonomous roundtables. Each respective roundtable is focused on one of our three areas of current programming: climate change, human protection, and nuclear security. The roundtable discussion is intended to generate...
...autonomous roundtables. This year, the roundtables will focus on four areas: climate change, human protection, nuclear security, and global governance. The roundtable discussion is intended to generate group consensus recommendations...
...concurrent, autonomous roundtables. Each respective roundtable is intended to generate group consensus recommendations on the aspect of policy that is its focus. At this 57th Strategy for Peace Conference, Ambassador...
...concurrent, autonomous roundtables. Each respective roundtable is intended to generate group consensus recommendations on the aspect of policy that is its focus. 20171018 20171020 Each year the Stanley Center convenes...
...you know, told me to shut up in Farsi and they held an automatic weapon against my head. MASSOUMEH EBTEKAR: Initially, everybody thought that it wouldn’t take more than a...