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AlphaGo and Beyond: The Chinese Military Looks to Future “Intelligentized” Warfare
AlphaGo’s historic defeat of Lee Sedol in their 2016 match and its latest successes against world champion Go player Ke Jie during last month’s Future of Go Summit in Wuzhen, China have demonstrated the ... -
DC Circuit Shoots Down Drone Regulations: Taylor v. Huerta
Early last year on Lawfare, Ashley discussed the 2015 Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) interim rule “establishing registration and marking requirements for small unmanned aircraft used recreationall... -
The Fourth Circuit Remands Wikimedia’s Suit Against the NSA Back to District Court
In March of 2015, the Wikimedia foundation joined together with eight other non-profits in a challenge to NSA’s “mass surveillance” program. This week, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit pe... -
Senate Judiciary Committee Hearing on Law Enforcement Access to Data Stored Across Borders
Yesterday, the Senate Judiciary Committee Subcommittee on Crime and Terrorism held a hearing on "Law Enforcement Access to Data Stored Across Borders: Facil -
Why Cross-Border Government Requests for Data Will Keep Becoming More Important
This post is part of a series written by participants of a conference at Georgia Tech in Surveillance, Privacy, and Data A -
U.S. and France as a Case Study for Mutual Legal Assistance Challenges and Reform
This post is part of a series written by participants of a conference at Georgia Tech in Surveillance, Privacy, and Data Across Borders: Trans-Atlantic Perspectives. -
DOJ Cross-Border Legislation: Meeting Human Rights Requirements from Both Sides of the Pond
This post is part of a series written by participants of a conference at Georgia Tech in Surveillance, Privacy, and Data Across Borders: Trans-Atlantic Perspectives. -
Lessons from the Mutual Legal Assistance Reform Effort
This post is part of a series written by participants of a conference at Georgia Tech in Surveillance, Privacy, and Data Across Borders: Trans-Atlantic Perspectives. -
Navigating Misaligned Law Enforcement and Company Interests in Data Breach Investigations
This post is part of a series written by participants of a conference at Georgia Tech in Surveillance, Privacy, and Data Across Borders: Trans-Atlantic Perspectives. -
Where Is Your Data, Really?: The Technical Case Against Data Localization
This post is part of a series written by participants of a conference at Georgia Tech in Surveillance, Privacy, and Data Across Borders: Trans-Atlantic Perspectives. -
Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court Approves New Targeting and Minimization Procedures: A Summary
As Lawfare readers are likely aware, last Thursday, the Office of the Director of National Intelligence released a trove of documents relating to FISA targeting and minimization procedures. -
A Twenty-First Century Framework for Digital Privacy
Editor's note: This is a crosspost from the National Constitution Center's website. Video of the Center's event on digital privacy is available below.
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