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INTERNATIONAL LAW AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE: A STRUCTURAL READINESS ASSESSMENT
Artificial intelligence (AI) has rapidly become embedded in core domains of international concern, from autonomous weapons and cyber operations to biometric border control, digital trade, and financial regulation.While existing debated in international law tend to focus on discrete questions-such as
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