In the fourth episode of the JUST-AI JMCE podcast, Ljupcho Grozdanovski discusses with Francesca Palmiotto about the use of AI in migration, asylum, and how courts should approach AI outputs.
As part of the EU New Legislative Framework, the AIA solely contains key requirements for trustworthy AI and leaves in the hands of standardisation organisations their operationalisations. Is this choice aligned with the EU political agenda and what is the legitimacy of this (meta-)regulatory strategy when it comes to the protection of fundamental rights?
Fruit de négociations et rapports de force
Call for papers | Doctoral workshop and networking event of the Young BEDER
Congruent governance model of thorn-apart ambitions?
First JCME JUST-AI International Summer Colloquium held in Brussels on 24 and 25 June 2024. It brought together researchers in various stages of career advancement active in IT, the social sciences (sociology, political science, law and economy) and the humanities (philosophy, history, linguistics).
The Necessity of Explainable AI (XAI) for Causal Explanations of AI-Related Harm: Deconstructing the ‘Refuge of Ignorance’ in the EU’s AI Liability Regulation
The AI Act as a regulatory framework for technology: the rationales for regulation at the EU level revisited
Lesson taught as part of the "Law & Tech Series" event organised by the Catolica Global School of Law.
Technology as an opportunity to refocus (digital) fairness on protecting the individual.
Une rencontre du Liege Creative
In this third episode of the JUST-AI JMCE 'Meet the Expert' Podcast, Jerome De Cooman talks with Raphaële Xenidis (Assistant Professor, Science Po) about equality law and algorithmic discrimination.
