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As AI adoption accelerates, so do the risks associated with its use. When AI causes damage, a crucial question arises for businesses, developers, and consumers alike: who pays?
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When governments increasingly rely on machines to produce knowledge, what becomes of expertise, accountability, and the legitimacy of administrative decision-making?
Data Protection by Design and Default (DPbDD) is a crucial requirement of the European General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). It portends a strong focus on in-built measures to enforce GDPR principles and protect data subjects’ rights. Apart from confidentiality, these principles and rights also signal higher autonomy of an individual over her personal data.
How should law engage with technological change when the objects of regulation are fluid, complex, and often framed as inevitable? The seminar focuses on artificial intelligence, robotics, and electronic identity infrastructures (such as BankID), which illustrate different modalities through which technology reshapes legal concepts, responsibilities, and governance practices.
How can we effectively navigate the growing complexity of European IT law, shaped by rapid technological change and a proliferation of new legislative instruments?
