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A dark, cinematic scene of a futuristic battlefield where no humans are visible—only autonomous drones, quadruped robots, and AI-powered targeting systems operating independently. Overhead, satellites beam down data. On the ground, a loitering munition hovers above a destroyed building. In the background, glowing holographic overlays display fragmented legal text (e.g., “Geneva Conventions,” “Protocol I,” “Distinction,” “Proportionality”) in multiple languages, blurred and partially corrupted—symbolizing outdated law. The environment feels cold, sterile, and morally ambiguous. Use high contrast lighting with sharp red and blue tones to reflect opposing forces and machine-speed decision-making. Style: hyperrealistic, dystopian, military-futurist.

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