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In 2019, the messaging platform WhatsApp sued NSO Group, alleging that the Israeli company sent spyware through WhatsApp’s servers to approximately 1,400 mobile devises in violation…

As the Taliban seized control, evidence of human rights abuses had to be destroyed, hidden, or risk capture. It didn't have to be this way.

When technology has expanded to nearly every corner of our lives, how much control should users have over the devices they own?

To solve the problem of patent eligibility for AI inventions, it’s time to talk about AI inventions for the truly revolutionary advances that they are.

Lawmakers have taken critical steps this year, but the lack of data makes it hard to know whether U.S. cybersecurity is actually improving.

For AI, where the risk of inaction can be greater than the risk of action, the IC needs a flexible, strategic risk assessment framework.

Russia's block on a recent human rights meeting is part of a pattern of authoritarian powers rending the fabric of rules-based institutions.

Key lessons on incorporating digital evidence of international crimes throughout the justice process and increasing its admissibility in court.

It might represent the only option for the US on terrorist threats from Afghanistan, but it will be brute, imperfect military force.

Western countries have critiqued China's use of surveillance tech while continuing to export these tools. It's time to align human rights and trade policies.

Experts discuss how the law must adapt to promote innovation while addressing serious questions around the development and use of AI.

To successfully integrate AI into the IC, budget and acquisition processes must increase in speed, flexibility, and simplicity.