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Ethics and Emerging Military Technology (EEMT): EEMT Student Papers

This research guide is an aid to those looking for information on the subject of ethics, including military ethics, ethics and technology, society and art. It contains links to websites, newsfeeds, the library catalog, and suggested databases.

EEMT Student Papers

Ang, Bertram Chun Hou. Deterring Maritime Gray Zone Aggression Ethically with Emerging Technologies
Aune, Clayton J. Building the Hyper-Capable Operator: Should the Military Enhance Its Special Operations Warriors?
Brine, Erik G. Trusted and Assured Microelectronics: Technological Challenges, Bureaucratic Conundrums, and Foundational Dilemmas Facing Technology in National Security
Chacko, Ginto G. A Comparative Analysis of Ethics in AI-India and China
Coffey, Ross M. Ethics-The Key to Operationalizing AI-Enabled Autonomous Weapons
Coffin, Andrew M. Lethal Autonomous Weapons Systems: Can Targeting Occur Without Ethical Decision-Making?
Del Re, Amanda. Lethal Autonomous Weapons: Take the Human Out of the Loop
Doan, Jackson, Artificial Intelligence: The Ethical Balance between Common Good and the Demise of the Future
Duke, Jason E. Ethics and the "Intelligentization" of Warfare: A Brief Survey of Progress and Problems of the Artificial Intelligence Superpowers
Francis, Andrew M. Addressing the Ethics Concerns of Consent and Privacy in Humanitarian Cyberspace through Blockchain Technologies
Fulkerson, Stephen. Deontology: Ethical Dilemmas of Weaponizing Commercial Cyber Technologies
Gaddis, Deborah. The Ethical Perils of Predictive Policing
Geissler, Hans. Bless the Fog of War How Panopticon Will Lose the War in Metropolis
Heins, John C.Airpower: The Ethical Consequences of Autonomous Military Aviation
Hyde, David K. Following @Virtue: Social Media, American Democracy, and the Quest for the Good Life
Kosuda, Michael. Quantum Technology: Promise, Peril, and Possibility
Montgomery, Christi S. Trust in the Machine: AI, Autonomy, and Military Decision Making with Lethal Consequences
O'Flanagan,Thomas P. A Breach of Trust: The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Society and Military
Peltz, James. The Algorithm of You: Your Profile of Preference or an Agent for Evil?
Perlaza, Lauren A. Truth and Reality, Lost in Translation: Russia and the Ethical Implications of Emerging Technologies in the Information Environment
Philips, Mark. The Ethics of Emerging Technologies in the Diagnosis and Treatment of PTSD Among Service Members.
Phillips, Landon. Future Rear View Mirror: How We Learned to Love Lethal Autonomous Systems
Posey, Raymond Jr. Enhancing Military Readiness Through Technology Convergence: Why Military Medicine Is Behind and How We Move Forward
Prosko, Emille. Weaponizing Values: Reimagining U.S. Cyber Strategy
Pyle, Jessica L. Culture of Command: Legal and Moral Standards of Command in the Navy and Responsibility for Machine Decision-Making
Ramiccio, John. The Ethics of Robotic, Autonomous, and Unmanned Systems Technologies in Life Saving Roles
Robinson, Aaron A. An Ethically Assisted Future: A Forecasting of Artificial Intelligence Powered Ethical Assistants
Robinson, Free. Foundations of the Ethics for Martial Technologies
Schultz, Wesley, Food Tech: Emerging Solutions to Enduring Problems
Sierleja, Paul B., Ethics of Technology in The People's Republic of China With a Focus on Biotechnology
Smith, Kenneth J.:U.S. Space Dominance: An Ethics Lens
Theletsane, Kula I. Drones as an Emerging Technology in the South African Military: Challenges for African Values
Thorne,John G. Warriors and War Algorithms: Leveraging Artificial Intelligence to Enable Ethical Targeting
Tuggle, Richard E. An Ethical Framework for Motivating Artificial Intelligence Leadership: A Case of Human versus Technical Dilemmas
Walters, Stephan. You Will Know Them by Their Fruits: The Ruling Class and Emerging Technologies
Yatsevitch, Michael A. In Pursuit of Ethical Thinking About Blockchain Technology for the DoD