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Lawfare Daily: Gavin Newsom Vetos a Controversial AI Safety Bill
Discussing SB 1047. -
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Lawfare Live: Trump's Trials and Tribulations, Oct. 3
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Lawfare Daily: Key Takeaways from the UN General Assembly’s Recent High-Level Meetings with Richard Gowan
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Reflections on the Lebanon Pager Attack
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Lawfare Live: National Security and the 2024 Election, Tech Policy
Lawfare will host a panel discussion on Oct. 15. -
The New UN Cybercrime Treaty Is a Bigger Deal Than Even Its Critics Realize
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Lawfare Daily: Hezbollah, Lebanon, Israel, Iran
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New and Old Tools to Tackle Deepfakes and Election Lies in 2024
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Emergency Powers Reform Advances
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The Promise and Perils of Nontraditional Corporate AI Governance
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Zelensky’s American Saga: Victory Plan and Angry Republicans
The timing, purpose, and outcomes of Zelensky’s U.S. visit suggest Ukraine is racing against time to get ready for whatever comes next after Nov. 5.
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