UK Campaign to Stop Killer Robots
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in the development of autonomous weapons systems.
Secretary-General’s video message to the informal consultations on Lethal Autonomous Weapons Systems
On the 12th and 13th of May the United Nations held informal consultations on the future development of autonomous weapons systems. Below is a video form the United Nations Secretary
Letter to the Secretary of State on the upcoming autonomous weapons systems consultations at the UN
Dear Secretary of State, Autonomous weapons systems: consultations at the UN General Assembly We are writing to ask the Government to seize two current opportunities to make progress towards its
Statement on UK Increased Military Spending
Last week, Labour announced an increase in military spending to 2.5% in response to growing instability on the world stage. The coming months and years will see an unprecedented investment
Stop Killer Robots raises alarm over Google owner’s reversal on policy to not use AI for weapons
On 5 February 2025, Alphabet, which owns Google, reneged on its pledge to not use AI for weapons. Despite their stated approach to AI, which they claim is “grounded in
AI Action Summit Must Focus on Enforceable Regulations to Curb AI-Driven Risks, Including a Strong Global Treaty on Autonomous Weapons
As world leaders and technology executives convene in Paris this week to discuss artificial intelligence, deep divisions have already emerged, with some nations refusing to support international AI regulation. Both
Why the UK Should Support a UN Treaty on Autonomous Weapon Systems
The call for a comprehensive international treaty on Autonomous Weapon Systems (AWS) has become more urgent than ever. As technological advancements in AI continue to develop at an accelerating pace,
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Watch the 'Immoral Code'
The Immoral Code is a documentary that contemplates the impact of Killer Robots in an increasingly automated world – one where machines make decisions over who to kill or what to destroy.
