Policy and law
DoD autonomy policy, NATO responsible-use principles, ICRC positions, and the UN multilateral process.
Curated public record
The library favors official policy, official program documentation, technical standards, primary framework publications, and organization-controlled product material. Manufacturer claims are labeled and not treated as independent performance verification.
DoD autonomy policy, NATO responsible-use principles, ICRC positions, and the UN multilateral process.
Official program descriptions and manufacturer-controlled technical material for selected systems.
NVIDIA AI Kill Chain, MITRE ATLAS and ATT&CK, NIST AML and SSDF guidance, and OWASP.
W3C WebXR, the pinned Three.js release, and official PHP runtime lifecycle documentation.
Human judgment, testing, safety, cybersecurity, interfaces, legal compliance, and senior review.
Sensor-data fusion, object detection, tracking, and decision support.
Fielding attritable autonomous systems at scale; not a claim of unrestricted lethal autonomy.
Lawfulness, responsibility and accountability, explainability and traceability, reliability, governability, and bias mitigation.
Recon, Poison, Hijack, Persist, Impact, and the Iterate/Pivot branch.
AI-system adversary tactics, techniques, mitigations, and case studies.
Lifecycle, attacker knowledge, access, capability, objectives, and mitigation terminology.
AI-specific secure development, provenance, supply-chain, and lifecycle controls.
Prompt injection, excessive agency, data and embedding weaknesses, and related application risks.
Browser interfaces for virtual- and augmented-reality devices, poses, views, and input.
Pinned WebGL/WebXR rendering line used by the simulation.
Supported PHP branches and security maintenance status.
Manufacturer-described autonomous search and attack against emitting radar targets.
Detection, recognition, acquisition, and attack; separate IAI material describes man-in-the-loop employment.
Automatic target acquisition/recognition, autonomous functions, data-link updates, human-in-the-loop, and mission abort.
Imaging-infrared seeker and autonomous target recognition; public operator information.
Autonomous functions limited to mobility and weapon control retained by a human operator.
Autonomous navigation and cueing with a stated human-in-the-loop requirement for kinetic decisions.
Claimed intelligent targeting and recognition; not independent verification of control mode or performance.
Public evidence and uncertainty concerning Russian drone autonomy development.
Reported approval and use of AI-enabled detection on the Saker Scout system.
PLA writings and the emphasis on integration, intelligentization, and decision advantage.
Analysis of PLA intelligentization ambitions and uncertainty about maturity.
Public PRC research concepts; not direct confirmation of operational deployment.
Proposed prohibitions and restrictions, target type, predictability, time, area, scale, supervision, and deactivation.
CCW discussions and the unsettled international governance process.
Seven-stage Cyber Kill Chain and the premise of interrupting adversary progression.
Behavior-level tactics and techniques that complement, rather than duplicate, a linear kill-chain narrative.
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