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Join @HLSPILAC on April 7 for a lecture by Prof. Michael Schmitt (@UniRDG_Law): “An International Law Assessment of U.S. Uses of Force During the Second Trump Administration”
More information: https://t.co/hmlZGEAAC5
@HLSPILAC is grateful to the Government of Switzerland for co-organizing this session at #REAIM2026.
The contributions from the moderator and the panelists helped ground discussions on military AI in respect for international law, in particular IHL.
https://t.co/0HHKCRYaPb
Great discussions at #REAIM2026 during the session co-organised by CH and @HLSPILAC on the Responsible Use of AI in Armed Conflict. Valuable insights from our distinguished experts on how to uphold IHL🤖⚖️https://t.co/QopWQGhwAK
On Oct. 23, @HLSPILAC will host a lecture by Commodore Ian Park (Ph.D.) on “Critical Undersea Infrastructure: Its Significance and Legal Challenges”
https://t.co/Ehr0vJ6hCD
@HLSPILAC is accepting applications from current @Harvard_Law upper-level students to become research assistants for the fall semester.
Due date: Sept. 5th at 5 pm, with applications reviewed on a rolling basis.
Link to apply: https://t.co/EUfnJK0UXw
New @HLSPILAC paper — “The International Law of Armed Conflict and the Natural Environment: An Analytical Resource for States” — by Program Fellow Taha Wiheba.
Link: https://t.co/4u4N4Euyiv
📘 New @HLSPILAC legal concept paper analyzes hundreds of U.N. General Assembly statements alleging double standards (2000–late 2024) and explores their legal and institutional implications as forms of potential normative contestation.
🔗 https://t.co/7zQYSghELi
On April 1–2, 2025, @HLSPILAC, @ICRC_dc, and @Lieber_Inst co-convened a workshop at @Harvard_Law titled “Respecting International Law in Armed Conflict: Challenges and Opportunities Concerning Contemporary Approaches and Future Directions”: https://t.co/47LLpY359C
We are pleased to share the latest paper from @HLSPILAC, “Exercising Cognitive Agency: A Legal Framework Concerning Natural and Artificial Intelligence in Armed Conflict” by @Dustin_A_Lewis and Hannah Sweeney: https://t.co/fRaFRAFRLs
We are pleased to share the latest paper from @HLSPILAC, “Exercising Cognitive Agency: A Legal Framework Concerning Natural and Artificial Intelligence in Armed Conflict” by @Dustin_A_Lewis and Hannah Sweeney: https://t.co/fRaFRAFRLs
By drawing distinctions and similarities between exercises of natural intelligence by humans, on the one hand, and reliance on AI by humans (and the States they serve), on the other hand, ...
@HLSPILAC has launched a series of primers on international law and the UN Security Council, covering subsidiary bodies of sanctions committees, contribution of forces for collective security, and the relationship between the UNSC and the ICJ: https://t.co/AaeTkUN93v
@HLSPILAC has launched a series of primers on international law and the UN Security Council, covering subsidiary bodies of sanctions committees, contribution of forces for collective security, and the relationship between the UNSC and the ICJ: https://t.co/AaeTkUN93v
Join us tonight at 7:30 pm for a presentation by Prof. @IngvildBode & Dr. @AnnaRNad on “Governance of AI in the Military Domain: How Global Practices Shape Norms”
Join @HLSPILAC on Oct. 24 at 7:30 pm for a presentation by Prof. @IngvildBode & Dr. @AnnaRNad (@CWSWarStudies) titled “Governance of AI in the Military Domain: How Global Practices Shape Norms” https://t.co/R6DszmMMUC
Join @HLSPILAC on Oct. 24 at 7:30 pm for a presentation by Prof. @IngvildBode & Dr. @AnnaRNad (@CWSWarStudies) titled “Governance of AI in the Military Domain: How Global Practices Shape Norms” https://t.co/R6DszmMMUC