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New Military AI Treaty Deemed Necessary but Unlikely
Original: Asia-Pacific Journal Series – The De Jure Necessity and De Facto Improbability of Establishing a New Military AI Treaty
A piece in the Asia-Pacific Journal series, published via West Point's Lieber Institute, argues that a new treaty governing military artificial intelligence is legally necessary but politically improbable. It examines why states are unlikely to agree on binding limits for AI in warfare despite growing risks, drawing on Asia-Pacific perspectives on arms control.
Why now: Debate over regulating military AI is intensifying as states race to deploy autonomous weapons without binding international rules.
Lieber Institute West PointAsia-Pacific Journal
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- Asia-Pacific Journal Series – The De Jure Necessity and De Facto Improbability of Establishing a New Military AI Treaty · lieber.westpoint.edu
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