Ethics

In the rapidly evolving landscape of defence technology, the development of autonomous systems presents both unprecedented opportunities and significant ethical challenges. A recent case study on the creation of Athena AI offers valuable insights int

As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes increasingly integrated into military operations, the ethical landscape of warfare is undergoing a profound transformation. A recent study by Susannah Kate Devitt explores the complex issue of moral responsibil

Australia has emerged as a global leader in artificial intelligence (AI) governance, particularly in the realms of security and defence. The nation’s strategic approach to AI development and deployment underscores its commitment to maintaining robust

Bernard J. Koch and David Peterson, researchers at the intersection of artificial intelligence and computational social science, have published a provocative study that traces the evolution of AI research from its foundational era to the present day.

Sinan Arda, a researcher at the intersection of technology policy and geopolitics, has introduced a comprehensive taxonomy for assessing the (geo)political risks posed by artificial intelligence. His work, titled *Taxonomy to Regulation: A (Geo)Polit

Researchers from the University of California, Berkeley, have sounded an urgent alarm about the geopolitical risks posed by the rapid advancement of machine learning (ML) in autonomous weapons systems (AWS). In a recent paper, Riley Simmons-Edler, Ry

Massimo Passamonti, a researcher at the intersection of artificial intelligence and ethics, has published a thought-provoking study that challenges the notion of machines as moral agents. His work, titled “Why Machines Can’t Be Moral: Turing’s Haltin

Researchers Kasper Cools and Clara Maathuis, affiliated with the Delft University of Technology, have published a compelling study on the critical issue of trust in Autonomous Weapon Systems (AWS). Their work delves into the complexities of integrati

Susannah Kate Conroy, a leading expert in international humanitarian law (IHL) and emerging military technologies, has called for a human-centred approach to the development and deployment of autonomous weapons systems (AWS). Speaking at the Internat

Dan Hendrycks, a prominent researcher in the field of artificial intelligence safety, has embarked on a mission to demystify the complex landscape of AI risk, ethics, and societal impact. As a key figure in this domain, Hendrycks aims to consolidate