The Morality of Software-Defined Warfare: Just War Theory, Army Medicine, and AI (2026).
The Morality of Software-Defined Warfare: Just War Theory, Army Medicine, and AI (2026) is a moral oversight of the newly emerging field in warfare and serves as a reference for scholars and practitioners across at least four leading disciplines, dedicated to thoroughly scrutinizing and compartmentalizing the ethical dimensions of decision-making processes related to the emerging AI-driven Software-Defined Developments in Warfare and Medicine. It extends its invitation to Medical Practitioners, Conflict Management Specialists, and experts in Military Artificial Intelligence, as well as Research and Development departments within all DIANA NATO innovative labs across the 32 NATO member states.
In Statu Nascendi is co-organizing a seminar at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences dedicated to the main findings from the publication titled “The Morality of Software-Defined Warfare: Just War Theory, Army Medicine, and AI” (2026)– our most innovative publication to date. As AI is the future of warfare, it and other new military-related inventions are discussed critically from the perspectives of just war theory and political philosophy. This publication discusses the evolution from the historical practice of leaving injured soldiers on the battlefield until the cessation of hostilities to the contemporary deployment of instant assistance using AI and robotics in portable operating theaters meters away from combat zones, where medical practitioners operate from remote locations.
Please save the date: May 27, 2026.
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