United Nations preventive measures to reduce the use of military robots in international wars
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P1.pdf The limits of the military strategic superiority of countries have reached a far limit, and military technology has made qualitative progress in the field of manufacturing military robots, and the military arms races are taking on new dimensions that were not previously known, as well as many international laws have not yet reached solutions and decisive measures that reduce the size and speed of military technological development. Because of these overlapping and complex issues, the research comes as a serious attempt to find legal and political proposals that will distance nations from the danger of robot wars. Keywords: robotics technology, preventive measures, military systems, the United Nations, the fourth industrial revolution, Autonomous weapons2019
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8th International Legal Issues Conference (ILIC8) ISBN: 979-8-9890269-1-3 Inas.ma[email protected]du.iq United Nations preventive measures to reduce the use of military robots in international wars Assr. Prof. Dr. Inas Diyaa Mahdi College of Law and International relations/Cihan UniversityErbil Abstract The limits of the military strategic superiority of countries have reached a far limit, and military technology has made qualitative progress in the field of manufacturing military robots, and the military arms races are taking on new dimensions that were not previously known, as well as many international laws have not yet reached solutions and decisive measures that reduce the size and speed of military technological development. Because of these overlapping and complex issues, the research comes as a serious attempt to find legal and political proposals that will distance nations from the danger of robot wars. Keywords: robotics technology, preventive measures, military systems, the United Nations, the fourth industrial revolution, Autonomous weapons Doi:10.23918/ilic8.12
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