Despite the intention to safeguard data subjects from Automated Decision-Making (ADM), Article 22 of the GDPR would need to be scientifically reliable, less ambiguous and with no obsolescence in addressing…
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Once upon a time, artificial intelligence (AI) was something of a niche subject in the law. There were, of course, some lawyers and legal scholars dealing with AI-related matters, but…
On March 6th and 7th the closing conference of the IMPACT project on relationship building, transparency, and communication in everyday human-AI interactions took place in Berlin. The following provides an…
The relationship between law and ethics in the European Union’s regulatory policy of artificial intelligence remains unclear. Ambiguity persists specifically in whether ethics will be employed in a hard or…
Der Einsatz von KI-Systemen führt im Zivilrecht zu zahlreichen Problemen, weil das BGB in seiner ursprünglichen Konzeption Rechtsfolgen allein an das menschliche Handeln knüpft. Zu diesem Problemkreis zählt unter anderem…
Robotics is a rapidly growing field with the potential to revolutionize many industries, from manufacturing to healthcare. In manufacturing, robots can work tirelessly without breaks and perform repetitive tasks with…
The draft Artificial Intelligence Act (AI Act) outlined a European framework for regulating the risks that are associated with AI. New liability rules have also been proposed. However, there is…
This post argues that we should consider AI systems as a factor in assessing a balance between the rights and interests of a data subject and parties processing personal data.…
On October 30, 2022, pursuant to government resolution 212 of August 2021, the Israeli Ministry of Innovation Science and Technology released its “Principles of Policy, Regulation and Ethics in AI”…