Sofia Olofsson

Sofia Olofsson is an independent researcher working at the intersection of international human rights law, artificial intelligence governance, and digital cooperation. Her writing has appeared in the Oxford Human Rights Hub, the Harvard International Law Journal, Tech Policy Press, UNESCO, and IOPScience. She holds a Master of Public Administration from Cornell University and an MSc in Security Studies from University College London. || The views expressed are solely those of the author and do not reflect the positions of the United Nations or any affiliated organization.

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Due Diligence in the Age of Government-Deployed AI

Due Diligence in the Age of Government-Deployed AI

As artificial intelligence systems are increasingly embedded into government decision-making - from welfare eligibility checks to automated risk assessments - states face a familiar human rights question in a novel context: what does ...
The European Union Detaining Migrants in Libya ā€“ are they Breaching Non-Refoulment?

The European Union Detaining Migrants in Libya ā€“ are they Breaching Non-Refoulment?

The news coming out of Libya is dire. As the largest flow of modern African migration funnels through this single country, it is portrayed as the gatekeeper of Europe. The individuals that are fleeing their countries to seek refuge ...
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