AI in Defence: Ethics, Risks and the Future of Autonomous Warfare

Abstract The UK government's spring statement announced that at least 10% of the increased defence budget will be focused on ‘cutting edge technologies’. BCS' Senior Policy and Public Affairs Manager, Claire Penketh, sits down with Professor Bernd Stahl FBCS, a member of the BCS Ethics Committee, to hear his insights.

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ITNOW
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1093/itnow/bwaf043
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Ethics and Social Impacts of AI
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AI in Defence: Ethics, Risks and the Future of Autonomous Warfare

Claire Penketh
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Ethics and Social Impacts of AI
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AI in Defence: Ethics, Risks and the Future of Autonomous Warfare

Claire Penketh
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Abstract The UK government's spring statement announced that at least 10% of the increased defence budget will be focused on ‘cutting edge technologies’. BCS' Senior Policy and Public Affairs Manager, Claire Penketh, sits down with Professor Bernd Stahl FBCS, a member of the BCS Ethics Committee, to hear his insights.

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