The Interaction of Autonomous Warfare with Law, Ethics and National Security - featuring Major General (Ret) Charles Dunlap, Jr.

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This episode of At the Boundary features a discussion with retired U.S. Air Force Major General Charles Dunlap, Jr. He's currently the Director of the Center for Law, Ethics and National Security at the Duke University School of Law.

Dunlap had a 34-year career in the Air Force, culminating as the Air Force's Deputy Judge Advocate General. Dunlap. He joined the faculty of Duke Law and has been focused on national security, law of armed conflict, the use of force under international law, cyberwar and military justice.

We hope you enjoy Episode 6 of At the Boundary.

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