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Linde Arentze et al27 May 26
27/05/26

Tracing Algorithmic Harm—From Innovation to Deployment and Civilian Impact

Linde Arentze et al
Destroyed buildings in war zones.
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L. Arentze, L. Gould and M. Hoijtink have recently published a new journal article in Critical Studies on Security examining how artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping contemporary warfare and its implications for civilian harm.
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Marijn Hoijtink et al19 May 26
19/05/26

The Rise of the Tech Oligarchy and its Military Entanglements – a Platform Approach

Marijn Hoijtink et al
Circuit board close-up with different components
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In their new Science and Culture journal article on the ‘Tech Oligarchy’ PLATFORM WARS’ M. Hoijtink, J. van der Kist, and L. Steinwärder trace the historical and contemporary ties among major tech firms and the U.S. military.
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Linde Arentze02 Apr 26
02/04/26

How Ukrainian Civilians Are Sustaining the War Effort

Linde Arentze
Close-up of a person in a denim shirt working on a small robotic prototype with electronic components, wires, and tools on a wooden workbench.
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RAW researcher Linde Arentze and journalist Isa Zoetbrood on how Ukrainian civilians printing landmines and building drones have become integral to the country's war effort.
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23 Mar 26
23/03/26

Keeping Our Humanity: Jessica Dorsey PhD Defense and Introductory Lecture

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Realities of Algorithmic Warfare co-director Jessica Dorsey defended her PhD dissertation at Utrecht University.
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08 Dec 26

Jessica Dorsey on AI, Human Rights, and the Future of Warfare

Jessica Dorsey
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Jessica Dorsey examines how AI is reshaping human rights and accountability in modern warfare.
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Marijn Hoijtink12 Jan 26
12/01/26

Call for Papers: AI, Militarism, and Security

Marijn Hoijtink
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A call for papers is open for a special issue of the Cambridge Forum on AI: Culture and Society on AI, Militarism, and Security (abstract deadline: 16 February 2026).
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Jessica Dorsey03 Dec 25
03/12/25

The Human Factor in Algorithmic Warfare

Jessica Dorsey
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AI is transforming warfare, but preserving human judgment is vital to ensure accountability and uphold humanitarian law.
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Lauren Gould et al24 Nov 25
24/11/25

Algorithmic Warfare in Practice: Lessons from Gaza and Ukraine

Lauren Gould et al
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RAW researchers explore how the wars in Gaza and Ukraine reveal the real-world consequences of algorithmic warfare, where AI systems accelerate targeting, shrink human oversight and place civilians at increasing risk.
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Linde Arentze11 Nov 25
11/11/25

Civilian Tech and the Blurring Boundaries of Warfare

Linde Arentze
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Dutch civilians are increasingly involved in supplying technological equipment to Ukraine, raising questions about the evolving role of non-combatants in modern warfare.
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Marijn Hoijtink et al10 Nov 25
10/11/25

Technologies That Kill: New Publications from the RAW Team

Marijn Hoijtink et al
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New insights on AI and warfare from RAW researchers explore experimental technologies, decision-support systems, and corporate accountability.

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