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Stay in CommandWhy we must not delegate decision making from humans to machines Author: John Rodsted
Welcome to SafeGround, the small organisation with big ideas working in disarmament, human security, climate change and victims of war. In our series 'Stay in Command', we talk about lethal autonomous weapons, the Australian context and why we mustnt delegate decision making from human to machines. We are part of the International Campaign to Stop Killer Robots. If you want to know more look for us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram - Australia Campaign to Stop Killer Robots. Or use the hashtag #AusBanKillerRobots. Become part of the movement so we Stay in Command! Language: en Genres: Business, Non-Profit, Philosophy, Society & Culture Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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Limits on Autonomous Weapons - ICRC Perspective
Episode 8
Tuesday, 2 March, 2021
In this episode of Stay in Command we showcase the ICRC perspective on autonomous weapons and the need for limits. Our guest is a weapons and disarmament expert, Neil Davison from ICRC's Department of Law and Policy at Geneva HQs bringing his own insight and the ICRC's view. Content in this Episode:ICRC mandate and approach to weapons issues [1:14]Humanitarian concerns of autonomous weapons [2:27]Legal Issues [5:40]Human Control as a core concept [8:14]Ethical perspective [10:36]Limits on autonomy [12:28]International talks and 'crunch-time'[16:59]If you have questions or concerns please contact us via info@safeground.org.auIf you want to know more look for us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram Australia Campaign to Stop Killer Robots or use the hashtag #AusBanKillerRobots. Become part of the movement so we Stay in Command!For access to this and other episodes along with the full transcription and relevant links and information head to safeground.org.au/podcasts. Our podcasts come to you from all around Australia and we would like to acknowledge the Traditional Owners throughout and their continuing connection to country, land, waters and culture. Stock audio provided by Videvo, downloaded from www.videvo.net
