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The Computational Representation of Rules of International Humanitarian Law in Military Autonomous Devices: Issues, Problems, and Controversies
The main aim of this chapter is to examine the challenges related to International Humanitarian Law (IHL) compliance analysis by autonomous military devices. The work is rooted in the experience gained during the Asser Institute’s Designing International Law and Ethics into Military AI (DILEMA) rese
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