By Jessica Dorsey
Contributions by RAW members in the Third Summit on Responsible Artificial Intelligence in the Military Domain (REAIM 2026).
RAW Media Contributions: BureauBuitenland, Trouw & NPO Documentary
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.
Jessica Dorsey on AI, Human Rights, and the Future of Warfare
Jessica Dorsey examines how AI is reshaping human rights and accountability in modern warfare.
The Human Factor in Algorithmic Warfare
AI is transforming warfare, but preserving human judgment is vital to ensure accountability and uphold humanitarian law.
Lawful by Design: Industry Workshop on Responsible Military AI
A recent workshop co-hosted by Jessica Dorsey and Article 36 explored legal, ethical, and practical pathways for embedding international law into emerging technologies.
Technologies That Kill: New Publications from the RAW Team
New insights on AI and warfare from RAW researchers explore experimental technologies, decision-support systems, and corporate accountability.
RAW Media Interventions: Unpacking AI, Civilian Harm, and Legal Boundaries
Over the summer of 2025, RAW researchers contributed to public debate and academic discourse on the evolving role of artificial intelligence in warfare, highlighting its legal, ethical, and operational consequences.
Academic perspectives on UN Resolution 79/239: AI in the military domain
RAW's Jessica Dorsey, along with other experts, urge immediate safeguards on military use of AI Decision-Support Systems in Contribution to UN Secretary-General’s report on AI in the military domain.
Interdisciplinary Workshop on: Who Are ‘Humans’ in Military AI?
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.
Article: Google opens the door to military AI collaborations
Jessica Dorsey and dr. Marijn Hoijtink respond in the newspapers Trouw and DeMorgen to Google’s newly announced ethical AI guidelines on weapons and surveillance.