Anne-Sophie Martin

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Dr. Anne-Sophie Martin is a pioneering legal scholar at the intersection of artificial intelligence and outer space law. Her research focuses on the critical regulatory challenges posed by AI-driven space technologies, particularly concerning liability, governance, and the ethical deployment of autonomous systems beyond Earth. Her most influential work, "The Advent of Artificial Intelligence in Space Activities: New Legal Challenges" (2020), with 56 citations, established her as a leading voice on how machine learning and deep learning systems are reshaping space operations and the legal frameworks needed to govern them. In her more recent paper, "Navigating AI-lien Terrain: Legal liability for artificial intelligence in outer space" (2024), she tackles the complex question of accountability when AI-enabled spacecraft or robotic systems cause harm, offering novel approaches to attribution and responsibility. Dr. Martin’s contributions are vital as space agencies and private companies increasingly rely on autonomous technologies for remote exploration, satellite servicing, and resource extraction. Her work not only highlights pressing gaps in international space law but also proposes forward-looking solutions, making her research essential for policymakers, engineers, and legal scholars preparing for an AI-integrated space future.