Lethal Autonomous Weapons: Meaningful Human Control or Meaningful Human Certification? [Opinion]

Mary L. Cummings

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Discusses the debate over the use of autonomous weapons in the military, whether they should be banned for offensive uses, and even whether such technologies threaten human existence.

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