Regulating predictive technologies for preventive counterterrorism

该项目旨在改善对预防性反恐措施预测技术的法律监管。该项目期望使用理论、比较和经验方法产生反恐法律和政策方面的新知识。特别是，该项目收集关于联合国安全理事会授权收集、共享和使用预测性技术以加强全球反恐的决议的数据，并审查这些决议如何影响澳大利亚及其安全伙伴的安全和人权。预期成果包括关于改进关于使用预测性技术和加强安全、个人人权和法治的法律的建议。

This project aims to improve the legal regulation of predictive technologies for preventive counterterrorism measures. The project expects to generate new knowledge in counterterrorism law and policy using doctrinal, comparative, and empirical methods. In particular, the project collects data on the United Nations Security Council’s resolutions mandating collection, sharing, and use of predictive technologies to strengthen global counterterrorism, and examines how these resolutions influence security and human rights in Australia and its security partners. Expected outcomes include recommendations for improving the laws governing the use of predictive technologies and strengthening security, individuals’ human rights, and the rule of law.