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The Algorithmic Frontier: Defining the Ethics of Autonomous Weapons Systems

The evolution of military technology has historically functioned as a series of steps away from the physical reality of combat. From the longbow to the cruise missile, the distance between the attacker and the attacked has expanded, yet the decision to terminate human life has remained a human prerogative. The emergence of Lethal Autonomous Weapons Systems (LAWS), often colloquially termed "killer robots," represents a fundamental rupture in this historical continuity. Unlike remotely piloted drones, which require a human operator to "pull the trigger," these systems are designed to identify, select, and engage targets without further human intervention. The ethics of autonomous weapons systems thus constitute one of the most pressing moral challenges of the twenty-first century, forcing a confrontation between technological efficiency and the foundational principles of international humanitarian law.

The Responsibility Gap and the Erosion of Accountability

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