Who Let the Bots Out - Attributing State Responsibility Over Violations by Artificial Intelligence Systems
Gupta, Rohit
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2024-11-27
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As artificial intelligence revolutionizes modern warfare, systems like Israel’s Lavender and Ukraine’s Clearview AI are transforming combat with precision and efficiency. This advancement has sparked an urgent debate on the responsible use and governance of AI in military, with 57 countries signing the Political Declaration on AI’s military applications, urging adherence to international law. Central to this is the accountability – who is responsible when AI systems violate laws? This blog post argues that state responsibility for AI violations remains viable within existing legal frameworks.
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Gupta, Rohit
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International Law
Künstliche Intelligenz
Responsibility of States for internationally wrongful acts (Entwurf 2001 Dezember 12)
Technologie
armed conflict
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Künstliche Intelligenz
Responsibility of States for internationally wrongful acts (Entwurf 2001 Dezember 12)
Technologie
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