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AI AND REFUGEE PROTECTION: INVESTIGATING HOW PREDICTIVE MODELS IN ASYLUM SYSTEMS RESHAPE GOVERNANCE, LEGAL NORMS, AND PROTECTION OUTCOMES
This thesis examines the growing use of artificial intelligence (AI), and predictive AI in particular, in the governance of forced displacement and asylum systems, and asks whether such use risks shifting refugee governance away from core principles of the international refugee regime, especially in
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