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Why we need to regulate non-state use of arms
An emerging arms race between major powers in the area of lethal autonomous weapons systems is attracting a great deal of attention. Negotiations on a potential treaty to ban such weapons...
Stuart Russell
1982, BA in Physics, Oxford; 1986, PhD in Computer Science, Stanford. Since 1986, Professor, University of California, Berkeley. Fellow, present or former: AAAS; ACM; AAAI; Chaires Blaise Pascal. Research interests: all areas of artificial intelligence; nuclear treaty verification; intensive care medicine; long-term future of human and machine intelligence.
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Robots in war: the next weapons of mass destruction?
Catch up with the debate on automated weapons and killer machines in the session What If Robots Go to War. It'll be livestreamed from Davos at 15.00 on Thursday 21 January 2016.
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