UN and Red Cross push for international rules on autonomous weapons systems
The UN and Red Cross are escalating efforts to establish international limits on autonomous weapons systems, which have resisted regulation so far.
The UN and Red Cross are stepping up their calls for international rules governing the use of autonomous weapons systems. Years of diplomatic effort to rein in these weapons have struggled to produce concrete limits. The organisations are seeking to establish new frameworks to control their development and use.
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UN and Red Cross step up call for international rules on 'killer robot' weapons systems
The yearslong effort to rein in the use of autonomous weapons systems has struggled to produce limits