The Legal Infrastructures of UK Border Control—Cerberus and the <i>Dispositif</i> of Speculative Suspicion
Journal: German Law Journal
Year: 2024

Abstract The promise of artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly invoked to ‘revolutionize’ practices of global security governance, including in the domain of border control. Legal scholarship tends to confront these changes by foregrounding the rule of law challenges associated with nascent forms of governance by data, and by imposing new regulatory standards. Yet, little is known about how these algorithmic systems are already reconfiguring legal norms and processes, while generating nove