Jan Maarten Schraagen is Principal Scientist at TNO, The Netherlands. His research interests include human-autonomy teaming and responsible AI. He is main editor of Cognitive Task Analysis (2000) and Naturalistic Decision Making and Macrocognition (2008) and co-editor of the Oxford Handbook of Expertise (2020). He is editor in chief of the Journal of Cognitive Engineering and Decision Making. Dr. Schraagen holds a PhD in Cognitive Psychology from the University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands.

Preface. Acknowledgements. Editor. Contributors. 1 Introduction to Responsible Use of AI in Military Systems. SECTION I Implementing Military AI Responsibly: Models and Approaches. 2 A SociöTechnical Feedback Loop for Responsible Military AI LifeCycles from Governance to Operation. 3 How Can Responsible AI Be Implemented? 4 A Qualitative Risk Evaluation Model for AIEnabled Military Systems. 5 Applying Responsible AI Principles into Military AI Products and Services: A Practical Approach. 6 Unreliable AIs for the Military. SECTION II Liability and Accountability of Individuals and States. 7 Methods to Mitigate Risks Associated with the Use of AI in the Military Domain. 8 'Killer Pays': State Liability for the Use of Autonomous Weapons Systems in the Battlespace. 9 Military AI and Accountability of Individuals and States for War Crimes in the Ukraine. 10 Scapegoats!: Assessing the Liability of Programmers and Designers for Autonomous Weapons Systems. SECTION III Human Control in Human-AI Military Teams. 11 Rethinking 'Meaningful Human Control'. 12 AlphaGo's Move 37 and Its Implications for AISupported Military DecisionMaking. 13 Bad, Mad, and Cooked: Moral Responsibility for Civilian Harms in Human-AI Military Teams. 14 Neglect Tolerance as a Measure for Responsible Human Delegation. SECTION IV Policy Aspects. 15 Strategic Interactions: The Economic Complements of AI and the Political Context of War. 16 Promoting Responsible State Behavior on the Use of AI in the Military Domain: Lessons. SECTION V Bounded Autonomy. 17 Bounded Autonomy. Index.