AI in European Law: A Deep View”, edited by the Department of Law, Faculty of Law, Economics and Finance, University of Luxembourg has recently been published in print ans also as open access.

New book “AI in European Law: A Deep View”, edited by the Department of Law, Faculty of Law, Economics and Finance, University of Luxembourg has recently been published in print ans also as open access.

Table of Contents:
? Herwig Hofmann, Dr. Elif Biber, Zahra Yusifli – AI in European Law: A Deep View
? Arthur BIANCO – Beyond the Scope: AI, Tax Administrations, and the Limits of the EU AI Act
? Zahra Yusifli – Labour rights and the EU Artificial Intelligence Act: How to get away with high-risk AI
? Isabella Lorenzoni, Ph.D. – From B2B to B2G and G2G data sharing in competition law. When data become a competitive advantage and an enforcement tool
? Kalliopi Terzidou – Artificial Intelligence in the Service of Self-represented Litigants Accessing the Law with the Aid of Large-Language-Models
? Anna Moraiti – The Recognition of Legal Personhood for Autonomous AI Systems
? Grazia Bruzzese – In AI we trust – The use of artificial intelligence tools for payment fraud detection
? Théo Antunes – The Formation and Execution of Contractual Securities through Smart Contracts under Luxembourg Law
? Elif Biber & Herwig C.H. Hofmann – A Human-Centric Approach Through Rights: The Missing Dialogues between Rights, Risks, and Remedies under the EU’s Artificial Intelligence Contributors

?? You can download the book here:
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