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No More Humans? Cybernetically-Enhanced Soldiers Under the Legal Review of Article 36

JLCW EditorOctober 16, 2024

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This episode accompanies the published article No More Humans? Cybernetically-Enhanced Soldiers Under the Legal Review of Article 36 — This article discusses the legal implications of brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) on the battlefield, specifically focusing on the potential use of these technologies to enhance soldiers and control weapons remotely.

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