Author: Erla Maranaku
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Photo Source: Shutterstock By Nicolas I. Isamit 1. Introduction “If cybercrime were a legitimate industry, it would be the third-largest economy in the world.” These were the words that, in April 2025, John Fokker, former investigator at the Dutch National Police High-Tech Crime Unit and current Head of Threat Intelligence at Trellix, claimed at the…
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Photo Source: “The Militarization of Artificial Intelligence”. Nuclear Weapons By Anne-Maria Matejas The fog of war has thickened in the age of artificial intelligence. The 21st century marks a progressive stage of the “Promethean discrepancy” within which the pace of the development of new technologies, chiefly artificial intelligence (AI), outperforms that of legal regulation of…
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Photo Source: www.vecteezy.com & Pixabay By Giulia Cancellaro I. Introduction Cet article examine comment l’utilisation de l’intelligence artificielle (IA) peut présenter des risques potentiels de comportements anticoncurrentiels au regard du droit de la concurrence, ainsi que la nature de ces risques. Il s’interroge en particulier sur la manière dont la compréhension des formes préexistantes de…
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Photo Source: National Cyber Security Authority By Julie Boury When President Macron described a digital “wild west” for children at the European Digital Sovereignty Summit, socialization and historical knowledge rushed in to depict restrictive and urgent policies as common sense (TRT, 2025). In Power: A Radical View, Lukes (2005) challenges pluralist and neo-elitist conceptions of…
