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Lethal Autonomous Weapons: The Challenge of Accountability
Background:Technological advances in weaponry mean that decisions about the use of force on the battlefield could increasingly be taken by machines operating without human intervention.
Lethal Autonomous Weapons and the Future of War
Welcome to a discussion on the relationship between artificial intelligence, its likely uses in warfare, and how the technology could be controlled.
In Defense of (Virtuous) Autonomous Weapons
Journal article in Notre Dame Journal on Emerging Technologies
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles and Autonomous Weapons-
Conference paper
Norway’s Policy on Emerging Military Technologies: Widening the Debate on AI and Lethal Autonomous Weapon Systems
PRIO Policy Brief
Lethal Autonomous Weapons: Issues for the International Community
Popular article in Security & Defence Agenda
Lethal Autonomous Weapons: Killing the ‘Robots-don’t-Rape’ Argument
Popular article in IntLawGrrls
PRIO Researchers Contribute to Debate on Lethal Autonomous Weapons
Issues for the International Community
Ethical analysis of AI-based systems for military use
Book chapter in Artificial Intelligence, Ethics and the Future of Warfare
Arming Saudi Arabia: Navigating the Paradox of Power and Vulnerability
MidEast Policy Brief
The Humanitarian Disarmament Roundtable Conference, 2023: A Summary of Discussions
PRIO Policy Brief
What Can We Learn from Past Humanitarian Disarmament Campaigns?
PRIO Policy Brief
Momentum Lost? Three Recommendations for the Future of Humanitarian Campaigning
PRIO Policy Brief
Nobel Peace Prize 2024: PRIO Director’s Shortlist Announced
The Director of the Peace Research Institute Oslo (PRIO), Henrik Urdal, announced his shortlist today for the 2024 Nobel Peace Prize, with election observers topping the list.
Artificial Intelligence in Military Planning and Operations
PRIO Paper
Lethal Autonomous Weapons: Killing the ‘Robots-don’t-Rape’ Argument
Earlier this spring, we debated a law professor who insisted that lethal autonomous weapons (LAWS) could clean up war. The professor posited that a war fought with autonomous weapons would be a war without rape. Taking humans out of the loop would...
Lethal Autonomous Weapons: Issues for the International Community
On May 13-16 a United Nations (UN) expert meeting will discuss ‘questions relating to emerging technologies’ in lethal autonomous weapon systems. Such systems are distinguished by being mobile and selecting targets autonomously without direct huma...
Issues for the Campaign to Stop Killer Robots
The Campaign to Stop Killer Robots was launched in April 2013 with the objective of achieving a ban on the development, production and deployment of lethal autonomous weapons. In May 2014, the issue will be discussed by a UN expert meeting under t...
Robotic Virtue, Military Ethics Education, and the Need for Proper Storytellers
Journal article in Conatus - Journal of Philosophy
Putin uses Valdai Club to repeat nuclear bluff
Popular article in Eurasia Daily Monitor
What’s Wrong with the Idea that ‘Robots don’t Rape’?
The politics of rape denunciation is fast becoming the politics of lobbyists, vendors and military manufacturers seeking access to new customers and markets. The recognition of wartime rape as a fundamental violation of international law has been ...
Giant Fake Ladybugs on Tanks? The Future of Warfare in the Age of Artificial Intelligence and the Need for Ethics
In September this year, Chief Software Officer for the U.S. Air Force Nicholas Chaillian, unexpectedly resigned. The reason for his resignation? To protest the slow pace of technological transformation taking place in the U.S. military, and where ...
The Iterative Relationship Between Technology and International Security
Scientific breakthroughs and technological innovations are often subject to public discussion about their capacity to affect international security, either by their military exploitation or their uptake and re-appropriation through non-state actor...
Ungovernable or Humanitarian Experimentation? Generative AI as an Accountability Issue
Kristin Bergtora Sandvik and Kristoffer Lidén discuss the type of accountability challenges generative AI, such as Chat GPT, represents for humanitarian governance. A need to recalibrate humanitarian accountability discussions In the summer of 202...
Pope Francis calls for recommitment to peace at conference co-organized by PRIO
Pope Francis issued a powerful message to participants of an international conference co-organized by PRIO and The Pontifical Academy of Social Sciences.
PRIO Report Pushes Ethics in Digital Competence High on Norwegian Defense Sector Agenda
A new report focused on the ethical aspects of digital competence in the defense sector is in the spotlight, after the Ministry of Defense convenes a seminar to discuss the report.
Killer Robots: the Future of War?
Breakfast Seminar
Killer Robots at the UN
Breakfast Seminar
The Policy Implications of Nonviolent Direct Action
Seminar with Srdja Popovic, Center for Applied Nonviolent Action & Strategies (CANVAS)
Technology, Security and Warfare
Second TRANSAD Workshop
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