The AI Law: Global Security, AI Risks & Liability

This is a techno-legal analysis channel exploring the intersection of AI architecture, international law, and global security.
I analyze how AI system design—from autonomous agents and runtime controls to 6th-gen warfare architectures—creates legal liability, compliance risk, and existential security threats. I bridge the gap between technical vulnerabilities and legal consequences, showing how failures in AI system controls become international security incidents, war crimes, and governance breakdowns. 
My Analysis Focus: I analyze the "compliance gap" where AI system design meets the Rome Statute and International Humanitarian Law. This includes the legal liability of autonomous agents, the security of Quantum AI, and the geopolitical legal friction caused by algorithmic warfare and 6th-gen escalation loops.
Nupur Mitra Lawyer (1998); B.Sc. (Delhi); LL.B (Jamia Millia Islamia); LL.M (London School of Economics); Former Visiting Scholar & Teaching Fellow (Columbia Law School)