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    Teaching Humanizing Language in Legal Writing Classrooms: Fostering Empathy and Inclusion

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    Close to Final? A Binding International Treaty on Business and Human Rights

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    A Citizenship Model of the Fourth Amendment

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    America\u27s Next Stop Model! : Model Deletion

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    This Essay explores the emergence of model deletion- the compelled destruction or dispossession of certain data, algorithms, models, and associated work products created or shaped by illegal means- as a remedy, right, and requirement for harmful applications of Al and ML systems. Part I examines model deletion\u27s emergence as a consumer protection remedy and its conception as a positive right and regulatory requirement. Part II considers the constellation of federal and state actors, such as federal and state enforcement agencies and legislative bodies, who might seek model deletion to address particular Al and ML harms. Part III underscores the need to legislate broader privacy and data protection regulation to bolster the effectiveness of model deletion. Part IV reflects on the challenges of model deletion, including the scope and enforcement of model deletion orders and logistical issues for companies undergoing model deletion. Finally, Part V imagines how model deletion would apply to a company whose product has caused immense algorithm harm-Clearview Al

    Volume 34, Issue 1: Contents

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    Japan\u27s Response to the Trade Conflict Between the United States and China

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    Abstract: Decoupling refers to the strategy of separating and disconnecting economies and markets between different nations. However, in the contest of the ongoing trade conflict between the United States and China, decoupling primarily refers to determining economic dependence on a specific nation as a national security risk, thereby reinforcing vulnerabilities in one’s supply chain. Japan views the United States as its primary partner in national security policy and China as a significant market because of its geographic proximity. As a result, ensuring economic security became a pressing concern for Japan. Japan refers to the United States’ idea of economic statecraft to shape its economic security policy. Since 2007, Japan strengthened foreign direct investment regulations by making amendments to the Foreign Exchange and Foreign Trade Act. Some interpret these changes as an endorsement of the United States’ efforts to prevent technology leakage. One example of this technological policy is the Economic Security Promotion Act of 2022, which was enacted to ensure the stability of economic activity by establishing essential procedures and regulations. As no nation can independently complete the supply chain, it is necessary for Japan to foster collaboration among allies and to have the engagement of the United States. Whether or not the United States approves the acquisition of United States Steel Corporation by Nippon Steel may influence the future relationship between the two nations

    Looking Ahead - Collaborating for Positive Outcomes

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    Moderator, Corporate Accountability for International Crimes: Principles vs. Practice

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    Navigating Global Norms: Collaborative Compliance Strategies in Southeast Asia

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