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Most people take around 10 minutes to decide what show to stream and around 3 minutes to decide what to order off of a restaurant menu. An Israeli intelligence officer said he took about 20 seconds to decide whether to add a human being to a kill list based on suggestions generated by "Lavender," an

In the conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East, new autonomous weapons are being deployed. Are we losing the race to control them?

The technology behind "killer robots" has rapidly advanced, but negotiations to limit the use of these weapons are progressing at a snail’s pace at the UN.

The historic Hofburg Palace in Vienna will be the center of global attention as it hosts the international conference entitled

The Ethics of AI in Military Decision-Making: Unpacking "Lavender" and its Impact - yTech

By Tony Fortin, Research Officer, Observatoire des armements; Bénédicte Jeannerod, France Director, Human Rights Watch; Manuel Patrouillard, Executive Director, Handicap International; Jean-Claude Samouiller, President, Amnesty International France; Members of the Campaign to Stop Killer Robots. An overwhelming majority of countries , including France, voted on December 22 in favor of the first United Nations General Assembly resolution on autonomous weapons. The resolution acknowledges the

The statistics from the district health department indicate that in the last financial year, malaria claimed 64 lives, followed by pneumonia (56), Septicaemia (31) and liver cirrhosis (20).

Trending News: The United Nations and the Red Cross Society are calling for an international treaty to address the issue of "killer robots," or autonomous weapon sys

BBC, By Christine Ro, Technology reporter, 23 Aug 23 Alexander Kmentt doesn't pull his punches: "Humanity is about to cross a threshold of absolutely critical importance," he warns. The disarmament director of the Austrian Foreign Ministry is talking about autonomous weapons systems (AWS). The technology is developing much faster than the regulations governing it, he…

The use of AI in defence is on the rise, but so too are calls for international laws to regulate it.