Lieber Studies has released a new volume in its series on the attribution of non-state actors' conduct. Titled "Artificial Intelligence and Attribution of Non-State Actors’ Conduct to States," the work explores the complex relationship between AI and state responsibility in attributing actions of non-state actors. The series features contributions from scholars like Klaudia Klonowska and Michael Schmitt. AI
IMPACT Explores the intersection of AI and international law regarding state responsibility for non-state actors' actions.
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- Artificial Intelligence and Attribution of Non-State Actors’ Conduct to States
- Klaudia Klonowska
- Lieber Studies
- Michael Schmitt
- Non-State Actor Attribution Volume Series
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