Litteratur |
CRS: Drones in Domestic Surveillance
Operations: Fourth Amendment Implications and Legislative
Responses. / : Richard M. Thompson II. 2012. - 23 s.
'Although relatively few drones are currently flown over U.S. soil,
the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) predicts that 30,000
drones will fill the nation’s skies in less than 20 years.
Congress has played a large role in this expansion. In February
2012, Congress enacted the FAA Modernization and Reform Act (P.L.
112-95), which calls for the FAA to accelerate the integration of
unmanned aircraft into the national airspace system by 2015.
However, some Members of Congress and the public fear there are
insufficient safeguards in place to ensure that drones are not used
to spy on American citizens and unduly infringe upon their
fundamental privacy. These observers caution that the FAA is
primarily charged with ensuring air traffic safety, and is not
adequately prepared to handle the issues of privacy and civil
liberties raised by drone use.'
Google says it will not renew Project Maven—but
collaboration with Pentagon will continue.
/ : Will Morrow. Countercurrents.org June 3 2018
'On Friday, Google Cloud CEO Diane Greene announced at a meeting
with employees that the company will not renew its contract with
the Pentagon for Project Maven following its expiry in 2019. Under
the program, which Google entered in September last year, the
company has provided the military with artificial intelligence
software to perform real-time analysis of drone surveillance
footage. The technology allows the Pentagon to develop its illegal
drone assassination program that has killed thousands across the
Middle East and North Africa.'
Israel and the
drone wars : Examining Israel's production, use and proliferation
of UAVs. / : Mary Dobbing and Chris Cole Drone Wars UK,
2014.
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https://dronewarsuk.files.wordpress.com/2014/01/israel-and-the-drone-wars.pdf
Leder: Droner giver USA hovedpine. I: Information,
02/11/222013.
Virtuel krig giver granatchok. Interview med Chris Woold. /
: Rasmus Raun Westh. I: Information, 31. juli 2015.