395 Review here to stay, even though this may lead to a blurring or even a breaking down of the barriers between humans and robots. The reader may find himself wishing that the authors had gone into more detail in the political analysis and ethical debate; this, however, is not the goal of the book and it cannot therefore be considered a shortcoming. The future of military robotics is a blank page and the debate on the use of robots has only just begun. As a work that aims both to synthesise and explore new lines of enquiry, “La guerra de drones” is a must-read.
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