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Implications of Artificial Intelligence Technology on International Law
The approach to AI regulation taken by public international law, which primarily places the onus of enforcing compliance on States, tends to ignore the profit-driven dynamics and influence of major technology powerhouses as well as, more profoundly, the glaring differences in enforcement capacities
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