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INHR President Eric Richardson explains how  the flood of drones on the battlefield in Ukraine will impact future AI military algorithms and applications.  Whether the assets are Turkish, US, Chinese or Iranian, the Devil is in the Data. AI can benefit and detract from human control so it is important to understand the role of swarms, kil

INHR President Eric Richardson explains how  the flood of drones on the battlefield in Ukraine will impact future AI military algorithms and applications.  Whether the assets are Turkish, US, Chinese or Iranian, the Devil is in the Data. AI can benefit and detract from human control so it is important to understand the role of swarms, kill switches, and protection of civilians and combatants when discussing AI and ML-enhanced applications.  Thanks to Globsec and the Netherlands for hosting this important discussion.

INHR partners Lt Gen (Dr) R S Panwar (India, Retd). , Dr. Barry O'Sullivan (Ireland) and Lt Gen John (Jack) Shanahan (USAF, Ret)  help us analyze military AI applications from a risk-based perspective.  INHR experts research and discuss autonomous characteristics of missiles, drones, defense systems and nuclear command and control. For ex

INHR partners Lt Gen (Dr) R S Panwar (India, Retd). , Dr. Barry O'Sullivan (Ireland) and Lt Gen John (Jack) Shanahan (USAF, Ret)  help us analyze military AI applications from a risk-based perspective.  INHR experts research and discuss autonomous characteristics of missiles, drones, defense systems and nuclear command and control. For example, Gen Panwar has developed a matrix to categorize and characterize the relevant risks of weapons ranging from Russia to China to the USA. The risk-based approach will be key to saving lives today and in future in Azerbaijan, Libya, Tigray and beyond.

INHR will co-host a workshop on AI and diplomacy at the 37th Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence in Washington, DC in February 2023. We will focus on what policymakers need to know about AI governance, including UN frameworks, national structures and the importance of a risk-based approach to regulation that doesn't

INHR will co-host a workshop on AI and diplomacy at the 37th Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence in Washington, DC in February 2023. We will focus on what policymakers need to know about AI governance, including UN frameworks, national structures and the importance of a risk-based approach to regulation that doesn't compromise the need for cooperation in basic science research.  More details or submit papers at:  

http://osullivan.ucc.ie/AIDip2023/