---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Krystian Woznicki<kw@berlinergazette.de> Date: Fri, Jul 13, 2018 at 10:42 AM Subject: [bgcon] "Autonomous Military Technology and the Changing Ethos in the Battlefield" To: digi-yards@berlinergazette.de
Hi,
the Institute of Network Cultures, our neighbors from Amsterdam, just
published a Longform on the ethics of autonomous military technology
that we would like to recommend as summer reading. The question raised
here is: How do autonomous technologies change the ethics of combat? In
"‘That Others May Die’: Autonomous Military Technology and the Changing
Ethos in the Battlefield" Gustavo Velho Diogo investigates the
philosophical implications of warfare from a distance. You can dive into
the story here:
Gustavo Velho Diogo is a designer from Brazil with a master’s degree in
Arts and Culture Studies from Radboud University. He recently got
accepted in the UT Austin-Portugal Digital Media program with a PhD
proposal on the politics of mapping technologies. You can read his
previous INC Longform ‘Google Earth, Surveillance, and the Power of
Digital Cartography’ here: