Exploring Algorithmic and Autonomous Warfare — Guest Lecture at Utrecht University
A timely lecture exploring how algorithmic and autonomous military technologies are reshaping warfare and its social, political, and ethical dimensions.
By Linde Arentze
Algorithmic Warfare in Practice: Lessons from Gaza and Ukraine
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.
Civilian Tech and the Blurring Boundaries of Warfare
Dutch civilians are increasingly involved in supplying technological equipment to Ukraine, raising questions about the evolving role of non-combatants in modern warfare.
Long read: From human to data point to a target of kamikaze drones
Realities of Algorithmic Warfare researchers Marijn Hoijtink, Lauren Gould, and Linde Arentze provide an in-depth analysis of algorithmic warfare and civilian harm in Gaza in De Groene Amsterdammer and Knack.
RAW presents paper on algorithmic warfare and civilian harm at EWIS
Dr. Lauren Gould and Linde Arentze presented a paper on the realities of the IDF’s AI-driven targeting practices in Gaza during the European Workshops in International Studies in Istanbul.
AI is increasing the speed of targeting and scale of civilian harm in Gaza
IRW’s Lauren Gould, Marijn Hoijtink, and Linde Arentze reflect on the realities of algorithmic warfare and civilian harm in Gaza in The Conversation.
Assembling the Future of Warfare: Innovating Swarm Technology within the Dutch Military-Industrial-Commercial Complex
The Dutch MOD and a delegation of high-tech AI startups travelled to Ukraine last week to sign new military contracts. This is the military-industrial-commercial complex that IRW scholars coin in their latest chapter on swarm technology.
Reflections on the Realities of Algorithmic Defence Symposium
IRW looks back on an illuminating Realities of Algorithmic Warfare Symposium.
The Realities of Algorithmic Defence Symposium
On 8 June 2022, IRW’s Prototype Warfare project will host a symposium to discuss the current state of the development, deployment, and regulation of autonomy in defence systems.