Governments vs ChatGPT: Regulation around the world
Artificial Intelligence, Consumer protection, Content policy, Internet governance and digital policy, Privacy and data protection BlogsChatGPT has taken the world by storm. Now, governments around the world are starting to take notice of these tools, and have launched investigations into OpenAI’s ChatGPT. Here are the countries that are probing OpenAI.
#Revisit blog posts
Pages# Revisit blog posts. Make sure to go back and review your previous blog posts to refresh your memory and potentially find new inspiration or ideas for future content.
Are international immunities of heads of state and government officials undergoing a major change?
Diplomatic law, Diplomatic theory and practice, International relations, law and politics, Privileges and immunities BlogsHeads of state and government officials' international immunities are facing potential significant changes. Recent actions by Western states, including the US and Canada, show a shift towards holding officials accountable for corruption and human rights violations. This contrasts with the traditional immunity principle upheld by the International Court of Justice. Sanctions and legislation targeting officials like Nicolas Maduro and Iran's President Raisi indicate a changing landscape. Draft articles by the International Law Commission suggest removing immunities for severe crimes, aligning with these recent trends. Alan Franklin's analysis indicates a diminishing of government officials' immunities under customary law.