Volume 111, Issue 4

Abstract

Abstract

In his text “Killer Robots”, Robert Sparrow holds that killer robots should be forbidden. This conclusion is based on two premises. The first is that attributive responsibility is a necessary condition for admitting an action; the second premise is that the use of killer robots is accompanied by a responsibility gap. Although there are good reasons to conclude that killer robots should be banned, the article shows that Sparrow's argument for the ban is not correct.

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Keyword(s): AI; ethiek; Just War Theory; LAWS; oorlog; Robert Sparrow; technologie

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