As autonomous weapons become a reality on the modern battlefield, their ethical and legal implications are sparking intense debate. Georgetown Law Professor Mitt Regan dives into the complexities of AI-enabled weapon systems, exploring how these technologies challenge the principles of international humanitarian law (IHL). With conflicts in Ukraine and Israel showcasing the rapid deployment of AI-driven military tools, Professor Regan unpacks the risks of automation bias, the importance of meaningful human oversight, and the gaps in existing legal frameworks.

Mitt Regan is a professor of law at Georgetown Law Center and an expert on the laws of war and international law. For attorneys, a CLE version of this interview can be found at www.talksonlaw.com or by following this link.