Next month the UN General Assembly will vote on a resolution on autonomous weapons systems (AWS) – the first of its kind. Representatives from the Global Campaign to Stop Killer
As States get set to vote on the resolution on autonomous weapons systems (AWS), human rights organisations in the UK are calling on the Foreign Secretary to urgently and effectively
On Thursday 7 September, the Minister for Defence Procurement, James Cartlidge MP, appeared before the Lords AI in Weapons Systems Committee-the only time a government representative will appear before the
On Thursday 7 September, the House of Lords Inquiry into AI in autonomous weapons will reconvene to continue to consider the use of artificial intelligence in weapon systems. The committee,
Screenshot: Artificial Intelligence: Opportunities and Risks for International Peace and Security – Security Council, 9381st Meeting. In July, under the UK’s presidency of the United Nations Security Council (UNSC), two
On 7 June, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak announced that the UK will convene the first global summit on AI safety. The aim of the summit is to ‘bring together key
This article was originally published on SGR. A new report has uncovered the “disturbingly close” relationship between the military industrial sector and UK higher education, especially in areas related to
The fourth session of the newly created Special Committee on Artificial Intelligence in Weapon Systems heard evidence from experts on ethical and human rights issues. On April 27, 2023, the
(L to R) Courtney Bowman, Palantir Technologies UK; Dr Kenneth Payne, Professor of Strategy, King’s College London; James Black, Assistant Director of the Defence and Security Research Group, RAND Europe;
Second evidence session. Click to watch video This article was originally published on Drone Wars. Author: Peter Burt The second public session of the House of Lords inquiry into artificial intelligence (AI)
