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United States
University of Virginia School of Law
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unwilling, unable, self-defense, non-state actor, necessity, use of force
artificial intelligence, machine learning, predictive algorithms, common law, criminal justice, administrative law
electronic surveillance, international law, foreign surveillance, Edward Snowden, espionage, spying, right to privacy
machine learning, artificial intelligence, predictive algorithm, criminal justice, international law, military, targeting
machine learning, artificial intelligence, united nations charter, self-defense, use of force, cyber, international law, military, proportionality
jus ad bellum, jus in bello, cyber
intelligence, international law, spying, covert action, surveillance, foreign relations, human rights, drones, United States
artificial intelligence, machine learning, predictive algorithms, computational text analysis, international law, adjudication, treaty, negotiation, customary international law
use of force, international law
electronic surveillance, international law, foreign surveillance, espionage, spying, covert action, human rights
National security, Judicial deference, Executive branch, Terrorism, September 11
International law, International humanitarian law, Domestic humanitarian law, Extra-territorial armed conflict, Treaties
artificial intelligence, machine learning, predictive algorithms, international law, law of armed conflict, NATO, targeting
international tax, national security, foreign policy, international law
Separation of powers, checks and balances, foreign relations, national security, China, Russia, semiconductors, sanctions, civil rights, Constitution, administrative law
countermeasures, “international law”, “Defend Forward”, “lex specialis”, cyber, non-intervention
large language model, customary international law, treaty, artificial intelligence, human rights, data sets, interpretation
national security, artificial intelligence, cyber, nuclear, international law, international norms
secret, reason-giving, accountability, executive branch, president, checks and balances
international law, artificial intelligence, machine learning, NATO, self-driving cars, human rights, treaty
Jus ad bellum, Use of force, Multi-part tests, Defense of nationals, Cyber, Anticipatory self-defense, Humanitarian intervention, Unwilling or unable
checks and balances, surveillance, foreign affairs, presidential power
international agreement; treaty; secrecy; U.N. Charter; executive power; compliance
federalism, preemption, foreign relations, foreign affairs, national security, president, states
economic sanctions, tax policy, Ukraine, Russia
: secrecy, executive branch, checks and balances, national security, cybersecurity, election interference, counterterrorism, congress, leaks, technology companies
cyber, autonomy, executive branch, Congress, legislature, parliament, democratic accountability, war powers, international law
Facebook, national security, technology, executive branch, checks and balances
encryption, human rights, law enforcement, intelligence, export control, freedom of expression, treaty, National Security Agency
national security, delegation, President, Congress, cyber, targeted killing, use of force
delegation, artificial intelligence (AI), autonomy, use of force, Congress, President, nuclear, Office of Legal Counsel
international humanitarian law, law of armed conflict, restatement, foreign relations law, war on terror, supreme court, executive branch
publicity, secrecy, legal compliance, legal violations, international law
