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Proceedings of the 2025 Workshop on Law-Following AI

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By Cullen O'Keefe, Charlie Winter, Matthijs M. Maas
| Lawfare Verified
Cullen O'Keefe is the Director of Research at the Institute for Law & AI (LawAI) and a Research Affiliate at the Centre for the Governance of AI. Cullen's research focuses on legal and policy issues arising from general-purpose AI systems, with a focus on risks to public safety, global security, and rule of law. Prior to joining LawAI, he worked in various policy and legal roles at OpenAI over 4.5 years.
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Terrorist Bots: How Islamic State has Automated Management of its Online Community on Telegram

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By Abdullah Alrhmoun, János Kertész, Charlie Winter
| GNET
Abdullah Alrhmoun, Charlie Winter and János Kertész Introduction It’s well known that terrorists have been using the internet to plan operations, distribute propaganda, and coordinate sympathisers since their earliest days. As far back as the 1990s, the likes of Al Qaeda were using websites to get their message out and expand their following. Over time, such groups were forced to move to closed platforms, like password-protected digital forums.
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The Islamic State is Cautiously Optimistic about a New Turkish Operation in Syria

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By Charlie Winter
| War on the Rocks Verified
In internet forums over the past several weeks, Islamic State members have expressed cautious optimism about the benefits of a potential Turkish military operation in northeastern Syria. For the group’s scattered fighters, further Turkish attacks against the Syrian Democratic Forces could represent a unique opportunity to reconstitute their strength. Given the organization’s weakened (yet resilient) state, their optimism may well be misplaced.
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