Tag: Digital Constitutionalism

“Dancing with the puppets’ strings”: Tech regulation between extraterritoriality and jurisdictional constraints, a public international law perspective

FRT at war, part II – The use of Facial Recognition Technology by news outlets during wartime

Platforms’ liability in Brazil: Mapping the proposals of an imminent review of the safe harbour rule

A tale of two systems: An account of transparency deficits in the use of machine learning algorithms to detect benefit fraud in the UK...

Easy to Learn, Hard to Master: The Challenge of Intelligible AI in French Administration

Good Administration in the AI era: The case of Tax Administrations

Artificial Intelligence (AI) for Public Sector Decision-Making: Rethinking Procedural Rights under EU law

Who told you so? Automation of information by public authorities and EU administrative law: Automated information-providing (“AIP”) by public administrations

Some considerations on the relationship between the right to a reasoned decision and the right to explanation in the proposal of the Artificial Intelligence...

The Adequacy Of The AI Act’s Fundamental Impact Assessment In Cases Of High-Risk AI Systems Used By Government Agencies