UCL Diplomacy in Action society will be hosting Professor John Finney, a physicist and member of British Pugwash, will be presenting the talk: “Autonomous Weapons: should cognitive machines be allowed to kill?”.…
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Report of COMEST on Robotics Ethics
Published on 23rd October 2017 in Current projects, Ethics of Science, International Peace & Security, Recently published, Remote Control Weaponry
British Pugwash Annual Report 2016
Published on 9th August 2017 in Annual reports, BRINDI, Climate Change and Energy Policy, Disarmament, Emerging Technologies and the Impact on Anti-Submarine Warfare, International Peace & Security, Joseph Rotblat: Life & Work, NPT, Recently published, Remote Control Weaponry
British Pugwash Annual Report 2015
Published on 19th July 2016 in Annual reports, BRINDI, Chemical and Biological Weapons, Climate Change and Energy Policy, Ethics of Science, NPT, Recently published, Remote Control Weaponry, Trident
Ethics and Autonomous Weapons Systems – Bristol event
Published on 7th July 2016 in Remote Control Weaponry, Student Young Pugwash Past Events
British Student Young Pugwash, in collaboration with Bristol Global Insecurities Centre, held a fascinating seminar on the ethics and politics of robotic weaponry.
The event was held on 25th May 2016 at Bristol University.…
Warwick Pugwash Society and Warwick Politics Society
Published on 11th February 2016 in Ethics of Science, Remote Control Weaponry, Student Young Pugwash Past Events