Artificial Intelligence

This post argues that the new AI Act focuses too much to organizing the AI software, and omits protecting the individual rights of the AI tool users.

This post discusses the ban on predictive policing in the AI Act and seeks to demonstrate the potential limitations of its effectiveness through a critical analysis of this provision.

This post argues that the judgment in Case C-683/21 constitutes an important step in the development of 'GDPR-proofing' artificial intelligence and provides key clarification for entities commissioning and developing AI tools.

This post will discuss the regulatory approaches and the importance of foresight and knowledge aspects of the proposed AI regulation.

This contribution highlights selected aspects of the interplay between the AI Act on the one hand, and the EHDS on the other.

This post focuses on some of the key criteria and considerations on the extraterritorial scope of the AIA, as well as the impact on users and providers outside the EU. 

This blog post argues that the proposed AI Regulation does not sufficiently protect individuals from harms arising from the use of AI technology.