WGA/2/11
Sponsored by John Mitchell, Aidan Low, Sam Franklin Lanyon of Brentwood Academy
The delegates above represented the Delegation of Netherlands.
This legislation was filed in the Disarmament and International Security category
Presented as part of the MUN B 2023 conference
| 1 | Understanding the vast amount of human suffering that is endured in human-to-human conflict, |
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| 3 | Seeking a solution that would decrease militant mortality rates across the global landscape, |
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| 5 | Aiming to uplift the war-tech capabilities of member-states who lack the necessary means to |
| 6 | appropriately secure themselves from immediate threats to their sovereignty, |
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| 8 | Encouraged by U.N. Secretary General Antonio Guterres' remarks on using A.I. to further progress |
| 9 | and protect fellow member-states |
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| 11 | Acknowledging the significance of REAIM 2023, hosted by the Netherlands, which reveals the |
| 12 | importance of responsible development, deployment, and utilization of artificial intelligence (AI) in |
| 13 | the military domain |
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| 15 | Stresses the importance of maintaining national sovereignty in discussions pertaining to any |
| 16 | military capability, |
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| 18 | The United Nations does not retain the right to dictate how a member-state chooses to defend |
| 19 | their state’s security and people, |
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| 21 | AI should simply be viewed as another avenue in allowing countries to maintain their supremacy |
| 22 | and protect their borders from outgoing threats, |
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| 24 | Acknowledges that traditional warfare results in detrimental losses to human life, |
| 25 | While advancements in war technology aim to enhance military capabilities and safeguard national |
| 26 | interests, it is crucial to emphasize the imperative of prioritizing humanitarian considerations and |
| 27 | minimizing civilian casualties through the implementation of AI, |
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| 29 | It is a moral imperative that the UN encourages the transition to AI-centric warfare, |
| 30 | Imposes sanctions on member-states who oppose the development of AI wartech and designates |
| 31 | them as state-sponsors of terrorism, |
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| 33 | Barring AI war-tech development also means a nation is a proponent of murdering their own |
| 34 | civilians and soldiers, |
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| 36 | Until said member-states retract their condemnation of its development, their trade capabilities |
| 37 | will be severely limited. |
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