Explore the ethical, legal, and operational challenges surrounding autonomous weapon systems with "DoD Autonomy in Weapon Systems Directive 3000.09, NATO LAWS Ethics Workshop." This course dives deep into defense policies and international frameworks that govern the development and deployment of lethal autonomous weapons systems (LAWS). Understand how these directives affect not just military operations but also the cybersecurity architecture required to ensure command, control, and accountability. With cyber attacks posing serious risks to autonomous weapons, this course emphasizes how cyber vulnerabilities can lead to loss of control and unintended engagements, making cybersecurity an essential part of compliance and governance.
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