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The Realities of Algorithmic Warfare

As machine learning is increasingly integrated into all aspects of human life, advanced militaries worldwide find themselves in what some call an artificial intelligence arms race. The Realities of Algorithmic Warfare project delves into how the integration of algorithms into existing military technology paves the way for increased ludification, remoteness, and autonomy in warfare. These developments are changing battlefield dynamics and pose serious risk to civilians as well as democratic principles such as transparency, accountability, and the rule of law.

Algorithmic Warfare
Article
Lauren Gould et al
17 November 2023
17/11/23

Algorithmic innovation: Experimentation beyond the boundaries of the law

Lauren Gould et al
Article
IRW's Dr. Gould et al. analysed how the Dutch Army experimented in algorithmic innovation by unlawfully tracking its citizen’s sentiment and behaviour.
Algorithmic Warfare
Conference
Lauren Gould, Marijn Hoijtink
15/03/23

IRW presents article on algorithmic warfare at ISA

Lauren Gould et al
Conference
Dr. Lauren Gould and dr. Marijn Hoijtink present their article on information driven and algorithmic warfare at the ISA conference in Montreal
Algorithmic Warfare
Conference
Lauren Gould et al
15/02/23

RAW panel kicks off REAIM Summit

Lauren Gould et al
Conference
Re-watch the packed RE-AIM session discussing the realities of autonomous warfare via the link.
Algorithmic Warfare
Conference
Lauren Gould et al
09/05/25

Realities of Algorithmic Warfare at the REAIM Summit

Lauren Gould et al
Conference
IRW is hosting a session at the RE-AIM summit in the Hague, February 15th.
Algorithmic Warfare
Project
Lauren Gould et al
25 January 2023
25/01/23

New IRW Project: The Realities of Algorithmic Warfare

Lauren Gould et al
Project
With this project, IRW aims to get a clearer picture of what AI and machine learning mean for 21st century warfare.
Politics
Conference
Lauren Gould et al
05/10/22

IRW presents research at Future of War Conference

Lauren Gould et al
Conference
Reflection on IRW's panel 'Prototyping the Future of War: Imagining Ludic, Hybrid, and Autonomous Warfare’
Algorithmic Warfare
Commentary
Linde Arentze et al
21 June 2022
21/06/22

Reflections on the Realities of Algorithmic Defence Symposium

Linde Arentze et al
Commentary
IRW looks back on an illuminating Realities of Algorithmic Warfare Symposium.
Algorithmic Warfare
Conference
Linde Arentze et al
08/06/22

The Realities of Algorithmic Defence Symposium

Linde Arentze et al
Conference
On 8 June 2022, IRW’s Prototype Warfare project will host a symposium to discuss the current state of the development, deployment, and regulation of autonomy in defence systems.
Technologies
Commentary
16 March 2022
16/03/22

Autonomy in the kill-chain: More than semantics?

Commentary
This article examines a 2020 incident in Libya, of which the UN reported the use of a lethal autonomous weapon. It provides insight into what is meant by autonomy in weapon systems and its ramifications for war and its victims, both current and future.

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