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Artificial Intelligence in the Military Beyond Laws: Conceptual Clarifications and a Functional Approach
Debates about “lethal autonomous weapon systems” (LAWS) and so-called “killer robots” have dominated legal and ethical discussions of military artificial intelligence in recent years. Yet contemporary military AI capabilities extend well beyond autonomous weapons, encompassing intelligence, surveill
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