Titlebook: Lawfully Using Autonomous Weapon Technologies; Jonathan Kwik Book 2024 T.M.C. Asser Press and the author 2024 Autonomous weapon system.Tar

reflection

APO

礦石

Legal-Operational Analysis: Introductionthe framework introduced in Chap.?. and the broader targeting process: at this point, it is assumed that the AWS-user has discharged all of their tasks indicated in Part III related to informing oneself of the system, the environment and interactive elements, and is about to perform targeting analys

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Desirability of Using AWSvantages are exclusive to AWS technology, and second, that any such advantages must be weighed against the difficulty attached to using a particular AWS in a given environment. To that end, this chapter argues that using AWS will in practice only be desirable in circumstances where the projected ben

LEVER

Criminal Liability: Problem Settingemic and policy debate. The perceived inability to assign criminal liability for crimes involving AWS raises concerns of accountability the and possibility encouraging misuse or reckless use. This chapter lies the groundwork for Part V, which is centred around criminal liability for AWS-related harm

Arroyo

Obstacles to Criminal Liability: A Systemic Analysisstablished due to the the technology’s unique properties. To explore the validity of this hypothesis, this chapter starts by providing an overview of the different elements required for ciminal liability. It finds that mens rea and actus reus are universally applicable, but that some theories also a

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Across the Spectrum of Intents, to determine whether the challenges in establishing mens rea as found in Chap.?. are uniform to all fault degrees. It is found it is not uniform, and that three main categories can be identified. First, conditions where no gap exists in practice: in situations where an AWS-user acts purposely or

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