Autonomous weapon technologies introduce ethical dilemmas surrounding accountability and decision-making. The use of machines that can operate without human intervention raises questions about who is responsible for actions taken by these systems, especially in scenarios leading to civilian casualties. Furthermore, concerns about escalation of warfare and reduced human judgment in critical situations challenge traditional warfare ethics. There is also the risk of proliferation and misuse by non-state actors, complicating global security. Ensuring ethical standards and regulations in the development and deployment of such technologies is a pressing concern.