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The Politics of Killer Robots: Experts Consider Political, Legal and Ethical Implications of Drones and Other Robotic Weapons at Pace University Symposium

• 23 August 2013 • 3 Comments

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Tags: Campaign to Stop Killer Robots, Carnegie Mellon, Cassandra Stimpson, Cayman Mitchell, conflict, digital, digital war, Dyson College, Ethics, Heather Roff, human rights, humanitarian law, ICRAC, Illah Nourbakhsh, International Committee for Robot Arms Control, international humanitarian law, Killer Robots, landmines, Law, Lubin School of Business, Matthew Bolton, Michal Klincewicz, New School, Noel Sharkey, Pace University, Pace University Law School, Paul Benjamin, Peter Asaro, political science, politics, Robert Wiener, Robot Futures, Robotics, Robots, Seidenberg School of Computer Science, technology, Thomas McDonnell, war

Noel Sharkey Makes Case against Killer Robots at TEDx Sheffield

• 31 July 2013 • Leave a Comment

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Tags: Campaign to Stop Killer Robots, Drones, fully autonomous lethal robots, ICRAC, International Committee for Robot Arms Control, Killer Robots, military robots, Noel Sharkey, Robotics, Robots, Sheffield, TEDx

Asaro: “It’s OK for a plane to fly itself. It’s not OK for a plane to decide who to shoot at.”

• 27 March 2012 • 1 Comment

Posted in United States of America, USA
Tags: Autonomous Armed Robots, Autonomous Robots, Autonomy, Drones, ICRAC, International Committee for Robot Arms Control, Killer Robots, Killing at a Distance, Military Robotics, New School, New School for Public Engagement, Peter Asaro, Revolution in Military Affairs, Robots, RT