The concern in the article seems to be such technologies can be dehumanizing... but we are literally talking about war here. Is shooting people with "robots" re

The concern in the article seems to be such technologies can be dehumanizing... but we are literally talking about war here. Is shooting people with "robots" really any more dehumanizing than shooting them with missiles? Or even just guns? To me it seems like war is the dehumanizing factor.