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John explores the legal and ethical gap created when autonomous systems are used in conflict. Robots can act as combatants, he says, but they can’t be held criminally responsible if civilians are harmed.

That means accountability has to shift upward… to the people who deploy, program, oversee, or fail to restrain the machines. If a robot’s actions amount to manslaughter or murder, John argues the responsibility falls on those who allowed it to happen, just as it would in a human chain of command.

The technology may be new, but the principles of accountability, he says, should remain the same.

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