Press Release: EJIL: The Podcast! Episode 33 Explores the Intersection of International Law and Technology
In the latest episode of EJIL: The Podcast!, titled "Owning the Future? International Law and Technology as a Critical Project," the hosts delve into the profound implications of technological advancements on international law. With the rapid evolution of technology, questions surrounding governance, ethical practices, and regulatory frameworks have emerged, prompting a critical examination of how international legal norms adapt to these changes.
The episode features insightful discussions with leading experts in the field, who emphasize the necessity for international law to evolve alongside technological innovations. Key topics include the role of technology in shaping global order, the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on legal frameworks, and how emerging technologies challenge existing legal principles. The experts argue that a proactive approach is essential for legal systems to address the potential risks and benefits of technologies like AI, big data, and blockchain.
Moreover, the episode highlights the need for collaboration between policymakers, legal practitioners, and technologists to formulate comprehensive regulations that ensure accountability and mitigate harm. The conversation also raises critical questions about ownership and control over technological resources, assessing how these dynamics could threaten or enhance state sovereignty and human rights.
Listeners are encouraged to engage with the content and reflect on their roles in shaping the future of international law in the digital age. The episode aims to inspire a dialogue about the responsibilities of legal scholars and practitioners in navigating these challenges.
EJIL: The Podcast! continues to be a vital platform for discussing the evolving landscape of international law, inviting listeners to critically assess the intersection between law and technology. Tune in to Episode 33 for an enlightening exploration of these pressing issues.
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