Asia-Pacific Journal Series – Can We Design Military AI to Follow IHL by Default?
by Sze Hong Lam | Oct 6, 2026 | AI, AoW Posts, Asia-Pacific Journal Series, Blog
Asia-Pacific Journal Series – Can We Design Military AI to Follow IHL by Default? Editors’ note: This post appears as part of a series highlighting articles in a recent volume of the Asia-Pacific Journal of International Law, on which presentations were made at a...
Asia-Pacific Journal Series – The Martens Clause: International Law’s Favourite Rule That Nobody Uses
by Samuel White | Oct 5, 2026 | AI, AoW Posts, Asia-Pacific Journal Series, Blog
Asia-Pacific Journal Series – The Martens Clause: International Law’s Favourite Rule That Nobody Uses Editors’ note: This post appears as part of a series highlighting articles in a recent volume of the Asia-Pacific Journal of International Law, on which...
Asia-Pacific Journal Series – The De Jure Necessity and De Facto Improbability of Establishing a New Military AI Treaty
by Zhixiong Huang, Haokun Yu | Oct 5, 2026 | AI, AoW Posts, Asia-Pacific Journal Series, Blog
Asia-Pacific Journal Series – The De Jure Necessity and De Facto Improbability of Establishing a New Military AI Treaty Editors’ note: This post appears as part of a series highlighting articles in a recent volume of the Asia-Pacific Journal of International Law, on...
Asia-Pacific Journal Series – Introduction: Military AI Has Left the Laboratory
by Samuel White, Danielle Yeow, Jonathan Kwik | Oct 1, 2026 | AI, AoW Posts, Asia-Pacific Journal Series, Blog
Asia-Pacific Journal Series – Introduction: Military AI Has Left the Laboratory Editors’ note: This post appears as part of a series highlighting articles in a recent volume of the Asia-Pacific Journal of International Law, on which presentations were made at a...