Thanks for re-circulating this, @justinhendrix.bsky.social. For those who find themselves working on these issues, my piece (from 2023), offers 8 recommendations for tech companies that are operating in situations of armed conflict. @justsecurity.org @accountabletech.bsky.social

It's a timely moment to re-up this.

Looking forward to today’s panel at #CriticalEffectDC. It promises to be a lively discussion that considers everything from vulnerabilities of local essential services, to the risks of war, to the laws that regulate cyber actors operating in armed conflicts. securityandtechnology.org/critical-eff...

Six months of updates: Cyber successes; autonomous weapons and AI march on; and challenges posed by outer space military operations open.substack.com/pub/techncon...

The ways militaries are designing & using #AI for #war demonstrates why soldiers must comply with int'l humanitarian law--law governing armed conflict. I had the pleasure of discussing this and other topics with Sanjay Puri on his podcast RegulatingAI. www.youtube.com/watch?v=beGT...

In the latest episode, Intercross (@icrc.org) welcomes back Laura Walker McDonald to help us understand the limits to harmful information online, how harmful information affects communities in conflict and situations of violence, and what we can do about it. blogs.icrc.org/intercross/2...

Israel and the occupied territories: @icrc.org facilitates return of remains, detainees under ceasefire agreement www.icrc.org/en/news-rele...

In an effort to explain the @icrc.org’s work, and the conditions it works in, my colleague Steve Dorsey penned this op-ed: “Hostages, humanity, and hard choices: Defending the Red Cross’s mission in Gaza” www.washingtonexaminer.com/op-eds/33280...

“Hostages need to be released. People in Gaza need respite from violence and access to...humanitarian aid. This all depends on the continuation of the ceasefire agreement" www.icrc.org/en/statement...

The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) just issued an AI Policy paper! Very glad to have this in place. blogs.icrc.org/law-and-poli...

Kicking off the day listening to @yoshuabengio.bsky.social's welcoming address at MILA's 2-day event on harms and risks of AI in the military. Here's info about the event: harms-risks-ai-military.org.

We're assembling a starter pack of Tech Policy Press contributors on Bluesky! Follow the folks in our community for perspectives on a range of issues at the intersection of technology and democracy!

I've really been enjoying these starter packs as a way to find voices I followed over on the other site and also to find new ones. Here's a short thread of some of the packs I'm following (starting with a work-in-progress @techpolicypress.bsky.social one): bsky.app/profile/tech...

Looking forward to delivering a talk titled: “AI in Armed Conflict: What Could Possibly Go Wrong?” amongst a collection of impressive presenters and participants at #HRAIM2024. www.harms-risks-ai-military.org

With 120+ armed conflicts worldwide, and as we mark the 75th anniversary of the 4 Geneva Conventions, the ICRC is hosting an event on 26 Nov. on its flagship legal report: “International Humanitarian Law and the Challenges of Contemporary Armed Conflicts." Register👉 www.icrc.org/en/event/eve...

Hi all. I've joined Bluesky (obviously). Good to be with you all. I'm a Legal Advisor at the ICRC's office in D.C., working on emerging tech, urban warfare, and partnered ops. I'm also at technconflict.substack.com.

It was a pleasure speaking with @lawfare.bsky.social about how the laws of war address risks that arise when tech companies offer support to belligerents. A key point: These companies and governments need to talk about these risks with each other with the aim of avoiding harm to civilians.