The Promises and Perils of Artificial Intelligence and Autonomous Weaponry

1.5 Ethics credits

Join the Center for Ethics and the Rule of Law, the Annenberg Public Policy Center, Penn Engineering’s GRASP Lab, together with MITRE, for a moderated public keynote panel on the ethical and legal dilemmas of autonomous weapons and artificial intelligence (AI) in war and national security, featuring experts in national security, the military, legal ethics, and AI. What are the promises and perils of emerging technology on the battlefield? How can the United States and other actors ensure AI is used responsibly and in compliance with existing normative and legal frameworks? What kinds of ethical principles should guide the development and deployment of AI and autonomous weaponry?

Speakers
GEN. (RET.) JAMES “HOSS” CARTWRIGHT
Former Commander of U.S. Strategic Command; CERL Executive Board Member

MS. DAWN MEYERRIECKS
MITRE Senior Visiting Fellow; Former Deputy Director of the CIA for Science and Technology

Moderators
PROF. CLAIRE FINKELSTEIN
Algernon Biddle Professor of Law and Professor of Philosophy; CERL Faculty Director, University of Pennsylvania

CRAIG WIENER, PH.D.
Technical Fellow, MITRE


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