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Artificial Intelligence, Peace and Security: Challenges for International Humanitarian Law
Against the backdrop of the strategic impact of artificial intelligence (AI) in global politics and international relations, the paper analyzes the question of lethal autonomous weapons systems, which in the future, if actually developed, could be able to perform missions autonomously, select target
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