Articles of War #CyCon2025 series continues with its final piece: Netta Goussac and Professor Rain Liivoja take on the critical issue of legal review of military AI capabilities — asking what safeguards are needed to ensure compliance with international law. Their analysis digs into the terms of review, accountability, and safeguards, raising the key question: does AI require a more tailored legal approach than traditional weapons systems? 🔗 https://lnkd.in/dFqyVTcm
A timely and essential debate: AI in warfare is not only about capability but about compliance. Legal review must evolve as fast as the technology itself — accountability cannot be left behind. En SNKA lo tenemos claro: sovereignty and legality must always go hand in hand
The question is not whether AI will be used in conflict, it already is. The real issue is how to ensure responsibility and safeguards. Does AI require a more tailored legal framework than traditional weapons? Absolutely. La seguridad no puede ser ciega frente a la innovación, in our opinion