International Responsibility for Damage Arising from the Use of Artificial Intelligence in International Relations

دراسة تحليلية في تحديات التنظيم القانوني الدولي

Abstract

This study examines international responsibility for AI-driven harms, highlighting how autonomous decision-making challenges traditional public international law. It addresses risks across cyber, military, and human rights domains, where actor multiplicity complicates liability and accountability. The analysis critiques fragmented international initiatives, recommending a comprehensive framework focused on algorithmic transparency, updated attribution standards, and multi-actor responsibility to prevent a regulatory vacuum. Ultimately, it seeks to balance technological innovation with the preservation of international peace.