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Ethical Human Augmentation in the Military - A Comparison and Analysis of National and International Frameworks, Regulation, and Approval Processes  

2022-07-20

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The potential for human augmentation in the military has notably increased in recent years. Medical, genetic, and technological augmentation all stand to fundamentally alter the way that warfighters engage with each other—as well as interact with the world outside of combat. This presents challenging and novel ethical questions. The past decade has seen the emergence of national and international ethics frameworks...

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10.21203/rs.3.rs-1826964/v1
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