Army of None

In this compelling audiobook, defense expert Paul Scharre, a former U.S. Army Ranger, delves into the implications of granting machines the authority to make life-or-death decisions in warfare. He examines the rise of autonomous weapons and the ethical and legal dilemmas they present while tracing military technological advancements from World War II to modern-day innovations. Through insights from experts and activists, Scharre highlights the potential challenges of integrating human and machine intelligence on future battlefields, illustrating both the remarkable progress and the risks associated with complex automated systems.