Medical Charity Report Analyses Health Impact of Drones, Calls for International Regulation
• 18 October 2012 • Leave a CommentPosted in UK
Tags: Drone, Drones, humanitarian impact of drones, humanitarian law, Killer Robots, Marion Birch, Medact, military robots, psycho-social impact, public health, The Guardian, UAV, UAVs, UK, United Kingdom, Unmanned Aerial Vehicle
The Humanitarian Impact of Drones
• 7 May 2012 • 5 CommentsPosted in Pakistan, Somalia, United States of America, USA, Yemen
Tags: Autonomous Armed Robots, Bureau of Investigative Journalism, Center for Constitutional Rights, CIA, civilian casualties, civilians, cluster munitions, CODE PINK, CODEPINK, Cris Woods, discrimination, Drone, Drone Summit, Drone Warfare: Killing by Remote Control, Drones, humanitarian, ICRAC, International Committee for Robot Arms Control, John Brennan, landmines, Lucy Suchman, Medea Benjamin, military robots, Pakistan, Repreive, signature strikes, Somalia, UAV, UAVs, Unmanned Arial Vehicle, Yemen
Ban Autonomous Armed Robots!
• 6 March 2012 • 5 CommentsPosted in Iraq, Israel, South Korea, United States of America, USA
Tags: Article 36, Artificial Intelligence, Autonomous Robots, Autonomy, Brookings Institution, Cyber-Warfare, Digital Warfare, Drone, Gary Marchant, Gaza, ICRAC, ICRC, Information Revolution, insurgency, International Committee for Robot Arms Control, International Committee of the Red Cross, international humanitarian law, Iraq, Israel, Jurgen Altman, Killer Robots, Matthew Bolton, Noah Shachtman, Noel Sharkey, Peter Asaro, PW Singer, Revolution in Military Affairs, Richard Moyes, Robert Sparrow, Robotic Weapons, Robotics, Ronald Arkin, South Korea, Thomas Nash, UAV, Unmanned Arial Vehicle, US Air Force, Wired, Wired for War
