Author: Dóra Fekete War has always been one of the great accelerators of technological development. From gunpowder to nuclear weapons , every era has equipped states with new tools, while international law has typically responded belatedly, attempting to adapt after the fact. By the third decade of the twenty-first century, however, a qualitative shift has occurred. With the emergence of artificial intelligence (AI) , it has become conceivable for the first time that decis

Author: Dóra Fekete An audio recording in which a politician makes scandalous statements.A video in which a company executive justifies strange decisions.A recording that “proves” that someone said or did something they never actually said or did.Even just a few years ago, it would have been taken for granted that we should believe such materials. Today, however, the question arises more and more often: are we seeing a real recording, or one created by artificial intelligence

Author: Dóra Fekete If someone misses a software update today, at worst they get an annoying notification. If the law falls behind technology, however, the consequences can be far more serious. So the question is not merely theoretical: can the law truly keep pace with technological advancement , or are we watching a race that is lost from the start? Technology is fast by nature. New tools, platforms, and solutions appear almost weekly. What counted as innovation yesterday

Author: Dóra Fekete Traditionally, legal systems have proceeded from the assumption that technology is merely a tool through which people can make everyday life easier. Whether we are speaking of a simple instrument or a more complex information system, the concept and interpretation of legal responsibility have always been linked to human actions and decisions. The emergence of artificial intelligence, however, is gradually reversing this way of thinking. Because of self-le