Dr. Kasey Barr is a Research Fellow at the Rubenstein Center for Constitutional Challenges and Director of the Program on Human Rights in the Digital Frontier at Reichman University, Israel. She holds a PhD in Political Science from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and teaches graduate courses at Reichman University's Lauder School of Government, Diplomacy and Strategy. Her research examines human judgment, decision-making, and institutional responsibility in the age of artificial intelligence, drawing on political science, behavioral economics, and international law. Her work focuses on human–AI interaction, AI governance, and the implications of algorithmic decision-support systems for human agency and accountability, particularly in high-stakes environments. Her publications address foreign-policy decision-making, emerging technologies, and the governance of AI-enabled systems, including recent research on AI-mediated warfare and international legitimacy. She also serves as a strategy and innovation advisor at Sybionix LTD.