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Experts question feasibility of a new military AI treaty
Original: Asia-Pacific Journal Series – The De Jure Necessity and De Facto Improbability of Establishing a New Military AI Treaty
A piece in the Asia-Pacific Journal series, published via the Lieber Institute at West Point, argues that while a new treaty governing military artificial intelligence is legally necessary, achieving one in practice is highly improbable. The analysis examines the gap between the de jure case for regulating AI in warfare and the political and technical obstacles that make agreement unlikely.
Why now: Growing concern over military AI use is driving debate about whether meaningful international regulation is achievable.
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- Asia-Pacific Journal Series – The De Jure Necessity and De Facto Improbability of Establishing a New Military AI Treaty · lieber.westpoint.edu
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