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Artificial Intelligence and Corporate Accountability in International Law: A Conceptual Exploration
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This paper explores the intersection of artificial intelligence (AI) and corporate accountability within the framework of international law. As AI increasingly assumes decision-making roles in global business operations, traditional legal doctrines—designed around human agency and state-centric liab
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