Jody Williams

Mary Wareham, Deputy Director at Human Rights Watch, and Jody Williams, a Nobel Peace Prize co-laureate, tackle the pressing issue of lethal autonomous weapons. They discuss the alarming rise of killer robots and the need for stringent regulations to prevent catastrophic outcomes. Reflecting on their advocacy against landmines, they emphasize international cooperation and the urgency for a global treaty to regulate these technologies. The conversation also highlights the ethical dilemmas of autonomous warfare and the critical role of civil society in shaping future policies.