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Autonomous Cyber Weapons as AI-Enabled Digital Harms: A Platform Accountability Framework
Governments govern AI-generated online harms from commercial platforms (EU DSA, AI Act, UK Online Safety Act), yet the most severe class remains ungoverned: autonomous cyber weapons (ACWs) deployed by nation-states against civilian infrastructure. We address this gap with three contributions: a digi
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