Unmanned Warfare Accountability Gap
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The use of unmanned systems, such as drones and remotely controlled munitions, raises questions about deployment, harm's way, and hostilities. This creates an accountability gap in unmanned warfare. The article explores the complexities of unmanned systems in modern warfare.
Why it matters
The accountability gap in unmanned warfare has significant implications for the future of military operations and the development of autonomous systems. It highlights the need for clear policies and guidelines for the use of unmanned systems in combat.
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