Autonomizing Outer Space: Updating the Liability Convention for the Rise of Artificial Intelligence (AI)

I am thrilled to share that my fifth space law article is now published in the UC Irvine Law Review! The piece is available here: “Autonomizing Outer Space: Updating the Liability Convention for the Rise of Artificial Intelligence (AI)

In Autonomizing Outer Space, I explore how AI technologies are reshaping space activities and challenging the domain's liability framework under the Liability Convention. To address these complexities, I propose several key reforms to ensure Outer Space is ready for a fair, accountable, and innovative AI-driven future. A huge thanks to the incredible staff and editors of the UCI Law Review for their invaluable support throughout this process! To infinity and beyond!

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