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Case C-307/22 – The GDPR Fine Line Between Access and Abuse. The GDPR has shaken up the world for both businesses and consumers. New rights… Read More »GDPR and abuse of right
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Liability of Artificial Intelligence Systems – or: In Search of Lost Time. AI causes accountability gaps, but there is not yet a methodological toolkit to… Read More »AI, History and Method
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What can epistemology and moral philosophy teach law? This podcast asks on the most basic level, what the legal options are for giving AI legal… Read More »AI, Epistemology and Law