In the Crosshairs? Addressing Military Drone Use and Proliferation → UNIDIR
The USAF Pairs Piloted Jets With AI Drones - IEEE Spectrum
Ukraine and war ethics: Are drones a step toward robots that kill? - CSMonitor.com
US air force denies running simulation in which AI drone 'killed' operator | US military | The Guardian
AI-enabled drone swarms detect military targets in AUKUS tests
China, U.S. Test Intelligent-Drone Swarms in Race for Military AI Dominance | Mint
Drone assassins: the AI weapons of mass destruction rewriting the rules of war
Pentagon Building Killer Drone Swarms for Possible War Against China - Bloomberg
AI in war: How artificial intelligence is changing the battlefield
Ukrainian AI attack drones may be killing without human oversight | New Scientist
December 2019/January 2020 - Artificial Intelligence Efforts for Military Drones | Avionics Digital Edition
Britain funds research into drones that decide who they kill, says report | Drones (military) | The Guardian
Inside America's plans for an autonomous, AI-powered military | The Hill
Skyborg: AI control of military drones begins to take off – Drone Wars UK
AI in Military Drones and UAVs – Current Applications | Emerj Artificial Intelligence Research
The new face of military power—How AI & ML are improving drones - GovDevSecOpsHub
No, A Rogue U.S. Air Force Drone Did Not Just Try To Kill Its Operator (But It Might As Well Have Done) killer robot AI drone
Drones That Kill on Their Own: Will Artificial Intelligence Reach the Battlefield? | OpenMind
Google's AI is being used by US military drone programme | Google | The Guardian
A.I. Brings the Robot Wingman to Aerial Combat - The New York Times
Autonomous Drone Strike In Libya Subject Of Recent United Nations Report : NPR
Possible First Use of AI-Armed Drones Triggers Alarm Bells
AI in Military Drones and UAVs – Current Applications | Emerj Artificial Intelligence Research
IoT, AI, and the future battlefield - Military Embedded Systems
Russia's Killer Drone in Ukraine Raises Fears About AI in Warfare | WIRED
