Military AI, Human Judgment and IHL: RAW in the News
Media
Jessica's recent contributions in NOS, Foreign Policy in Focus, Carnegie, and Investor Alliance for Human Rights.
Militarisation or Democratic Oversight? The Debate on Defence at Dutch Universities
Commentary
Recent contributions by Lauren Gould and Jessica Dorsey on the growing ties between academia and Defence.
RAW in the FT and The Guardian: Morality, Autonomy, and the Law
Commentary
Jessica Dorsey quoted in the Financial Times and The Guardian.
“We Must Face What War Truly Is: Death and Destruction” — RAW in Follow the Money
Commentary
Lauren Gould discusses remote warfare, algorithmic targeting, and the civilian toll of the US-Israel air campaign against Iran with Follow the Money.
Speed Over Accountability: Palantir, Pete Hegseth, and the Race to Deploy
Commentary
RAW researcher Marijn Hoijtink was quoted this month in two Belgian media pieces examining the dangerous logic driving military AI adoption.
BOOS: What Hawija Teaches Us About Remote Warfare, Civilian Harm and Compensation?
Commentary
Ten years after a Dutch airstrike killed 85 civilians in Hawija, Lauren Gould asks what their abandonment reveals about the world of AI-enabled remote warfare now unfolding across Gaza, Lebanon, and Iran.
RAW in the News: From Pension Funds to the Kill Chain
Commentary
RAW researchers Jessica Dorsey and Lauren Gould weigh in on AI-driven military targeting, drone warfare, and the urgent need for democratic oversight and legal accountability.
A Student, An Airstrike, And The Accountability Gap in AI Targeting
Media
RAW co-director Jessica Dorsey on what the first confirmed AI-linked civilian death reveals about accountability in AI-assisted targeting.
RAW Researchers’ Media Engagement on AI in Iran
Commentary
RAW researchers have been contributing to media across Europe on the expanding role of AI in the US-Israeli military campaign against Iran.
RAW Media Contributions: BureauBuitenland, Trouw & NPO Documentary
Commentary
Our researchers highlight how growing technological dependence, algorithmic targeting, and foreign control over advanced weapons systems are reshaping the ethics and autonomy of modern warfare.