Project Maven's Iran Moment // AIDRAN

The AI ethics field did not fail to anticipate autonomous weapons. It anticipated them exhaustively — in papers, in policy briefs, in conference panels that reliably ended with calls for binding international frameworks. What the field did not anticipate is that the hypothetical would arrive before those frameworks did, and that it would arrive as breaking news rather than as a test case.

Project Maven Is Selecting Targets in Iran, and the Ethics Conversation Has Caught Up

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