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[Usanas Foundation] Regulating Lethal Autonomous Weapons Systems (LAWS) in a Fractured Multipolar Order ❝We are currently in what experts call the "pre-proliferation window," the final moment in history before these weapons become as common and unmanageable as small arms. The 2026 deadline is increasingly seen as the "finish line" for global diplomacy; if a treaty is not reached by then, the speed of innovation in military AI driven by the very powers currently blocking the UN's progress will likely make any future regulation obsolete before the ink is even dry. The divide at the United Nations is not merely a legal disagreement but a reflection of how different nations view the future of their national security. The voting patterns of 2025 suggest that for the world's major military powers, the decision to support or oppose regulation is closely tied to their current stage of technological development and their specific strategic goals. While the majority of nations seek a preemptive ban to avoid a new arms race, the "Big Three" the United States, Russia, and China have adopted positions that protect their ability to innovate and deploy these systems according to their own timelines.❞ https://usanasfoundation.com/regulating-lethal-autonomous-weapons-systems-laws-in-a-fractured-multipolar-order

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