Introduction: Killing from 7,000 miles -- The Predator paradigm -- Riskless warfare? -- The morality and psychology of remote warfare -- Good guys and bad guys : when is killing justified? -- Human judgment and remote warfare -- It's "hard work to be excellent" : remote warrior virtue -- What comes next?
Summary:
"The United States is at a historical inflection point as leading military powers are increasing the use of remote weapons, broadening the scope of targeted killing operations, and turning to artificial intelligence to control their weapons systems. This book deals with the complexities of the future of war."-- Provided by publisher.
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