Uncrewed fight aerial automobiles, or assault drones, have grow to be a typical function of the fashionable battlefield. Russia has deployed them to terrorise civilians in Ukraine and disable important infrastructure, and Ukraine has additionally relied closely on drones for assault, reconnaissance and surveillance. However these aren’t the one ‘killer robots’ that armies are utilising. Josh Toussaint-Strauss explores how the weaponisation of general-purpose robots and the developments of a wider array of superior cell robotics and AI powered machine are altering the dynamics of recent warfare in ways in which have prompted main robotics corporations and the UN to lift the alarm and name for higher restrictions
A part of the kill chain’: how can we management weaponised robots?