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Algorithmic Warfare

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. Through active involvement in the Realities of Algorithmic Warfare project, IRW 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
Events
Lauren Gould
25/04/25

Interdisciplinary Workshop on: Who Are ‘Humans’ in Military AI?

Lauren Gould
Events
On 13 June 2025, the Realities of Algorithmic Warfare programme will co-host an interdisciplinary workshop investigating the ‘human’ in the development, use and impact of AI-driven military technologies.
Algorithmic Warfare
Career Opportunities
19 February 2025
19/02/25

PhD position to trace and investigate the realities of algorithmic warfare 

Career Opportunities
Dr. Marijn Hoijtink and dr. Lauren Gould offer a 4-year, fully funded PhD position to trace and investigate the realities of algorithmic warfare – from innovation to deployment and its impact on civilian harm.
Algorithmic Warfare
Commentary
Jessica Dorsey
13 January 2025
13/01/25

How new technologies are reshaping the nature of warfare

Jessica Dorsey
Commentary
Jessica Dorsey joined a panel of experts to discuss how new technologies are reshaping the nature of warfare in an episode of Focus Radio: Op de Snijtafel on NPO Radio 1 Extra.
Algorithmic Warfare
News
Lauren Gould, Marijn Hoijtink
16 December 2024
16/12/24

RAW receives FWO research grant to trace and investigate the realities of algorithmic warfare

Lauren Gould et al
News
Researchers Marijn Hoijtink and Lauren Gould have been awarded a research grant by Fonds Wetenschappelijk Onderzoek - Vlaanderen (FWO) to trace and investigate the realities of algorithmic warfare.
Algorithmic Warfare
Article
Neil Renic
09 December 2024
09/12/24

Tragic reflection, political wisdom, and the future of algorithmic war

Neil Renic
Article
Dr. Neil Renic addresses the integration of AI and machine learning in military decision making in a publication for the Australian Journal of International Affairs.
Algorithmic Warfare
Media
Marijn Hoijtink
05 December 2024
05/12/24

Reflecting on the Role of AI in Warfare 

Marijn Hoijtink
Media
In an episode of the BNR Digitaal podcast, RAW’s Dr. Marijn Hoijtink highlights the role of AI in warfare.
Algorithmic Warfare
Events
Jessica Dorsey
08/01/25

AI in Warfare: Distance, Drones and Datafication

Jessica Dorsey
Events
On January 8th, Jessica Dorsey will give a lecture discussing the ethical, legal, and practical challenges posed by AI's transformative impact on modern warfare.
Algorithmic Warfare
Conference
13/06/25

Call for papers: Workshop on the ‘human’ in algorithmic warfare

Conference
The Realities of Algorithmic Warfare project and the Asser Institute invite abstract submissions for their June workshop on the ‘human’ in military AI
Algorithmic Warfare
Events
Lauren Gould, Jessica Dorsey
23/10/24

Keynote: Realities of Algorithmic Warfare and Civilian Harm

Lauren Gould et al
Events
Dr. Lauren Gould and Jessica Dorsey provide a keynote for the Contestations.AI symposium on the 23rd of October in Helsinki.
Algorithmic Warfare
Events
Lauren Gould, Jessica Dorsey
20/09/24

Public Lecture: Algorithmic Warfare & Civilian Harm in Gaza

Lauren Gould et al
Events
Lauren Gould and Jessica Dorsey will present the latest Concerning War and Conflict lecture on 20 September in Utrecht

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