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APPLICATIONS OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE UNDER INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW
As increasingly sophisticated weaponry reaches the field of battle, people are becoming increasingly isolated from the conflict. We already live in a world where a man sitting in a room can direct and carry out target-killing operations using robotic weapons on the opposite side of the globe. In thi
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