Deployment of robots in the air, the home, the office, and the street inevitably means that
their interactions with both property and living things will become more common and more …

When a robot hurts a human, how should the legal system respond? Our first instinct might
be to ask who should pay for the harm caused, perhaps deciding to rest legal liability with …

This headline does not describe any actual incident. But one day, it could. A court, one day
in the future, will be asked to decide a case involving a death caused by a person's security …

We are entering the age ofrobots where autonomous robots will drive our cars, milk cows,
drill for oil, invest in stock, mine coal, build houses, pick strawberries, and work as surgeons …

Robots are an increasingly common feature in North American public spaces. From
regulations permitting broader drone use in public airspace and autonomous vehicle testing …

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THAT CAUSE DAMAGES Page 1 WHEN ROBOTS ATTACK: HOW SHOULD THE LAW …

Looking out the window, is it a bird, a plane, a... drone? The advent and proliferation of
unmanned aerial vehicles,'commonly known as drones, presents real opportunities for …

One of the difficulties with the debate on drones is that it has become a sort of lightning rod
for all kinds of anxieties about the use of force in today's world Drones are, often …

The robots are coming! We don't mean this in a scary, apocalyptic way, like in The
Terminator or Battlestar Galactica, or in a tongue-in-cheek way, like in the Flight of the …

From both jus ad bellum and jus in bello perspectives, the lawfulness of unmanned aerial
vehicle/combat drone strikes have been examined extensively but not yet exhaustively …