A Spoonful of Poison: Why the Martens Clause Is the Antidote to Pre-Conflict Cyber Mischief
by Samuel White and Daniel Harker ABSTRACT Pre-conflict data poisoning, whereby States covertly corrupt the training data of artificial intelligence and machine learning systems before hostilities arise, exposes a profound gap in international law. Operating below recognized thresholds of armed conflict...
Read moreLearned Deception in AI-Enabled Lethal Autonomous Weapons Systems
by Dora Vanda Velenczei Abstract: This article focuses on the intersection of international humanitarian law, the regulation of lethal autonomous weapons systems (LAWS), and the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in the military domain. The article’s main argument is that...
Read moreIntroduction: Background and Overarching Themes
by Samuel White, Jonathan Kwik, Danielle Yeow, and Jon Truby
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