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Open access Oct 2026

AI Sovereignty, Data Bias, and Ethical Challenges in International Law

By comparing Western-led governance frameworks with alternative state-centric regulatory models, the study evaluates whether localised AI development or international regulatory cooperation better addresses algorithmic bias, digital censorship, and human rights protections in an increasingly fragmented global AI order.

N. Lo · 0 citations

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