When damage is caused by a space object in outer space, typically through a collision with
another space object, international space law's Liability Convention provides a mechanism …

Since man's first foray into space flight in 1958, the world has greatly changed. Early space
law treaties were created for a world where nations looked to travel to the moon and beyond …

Human spaceflight without change to International Space Law will remain very much the
same. The Outer Space Treaty, the Liability Convention and Rescue Agreement remain an …

The increasingly commercial nature of space activities and the intent of States to expand
space travel have spawned renewed attempts of changing the foundations of space law …

Data-driven algorithmic tools allow their users to process large amounts of data quickly,
extract patterns from the data that humans cannot otherwise detect, and make reliable …

Drawn out from the science fiction movies decades ago, Artificial Intelligence (“AI”) in the last
few years has become our reality. While this technology is constantly and rapidly …

Launch activities performed by private entities deal with a complex legal environment. The
Space Treaties provide a general liability framework. Launch participants are subject to …

Abstract Artificial Intelligence as a Service ('AIaaS') will play a growing role in society's
technological infrastructure, enabling, facilitating, and underpinning functionality in many …

The space environment is becoming more congested, complex, and contested, no longer
being a sanctuary for space assets. The use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies is on …

The adoption of increasingly automated technologies in ATM raises new liability issues that
question the traditional approach on liability attribution. In this paper, we present some …