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AI Regulation and Constitutional Governance
Abstract This chapter analyses the EU’s regulatory approach to AI through the frameworks of coregulation and co-enforcement. It discusses the development and evolution of these frameworks, and examines the expanding, complex—role of civil society as an equal participant in regulatory processes and the implications for democratic ...MICKLITZ, Hans-Wolfgang +1 more
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2022
Abstract This chapter argues that efforts to regulate artificial intelligence (AI) broadly and health-specific recommendations from bioethics should be brought together in mutual conversation. In so doing, the chapter reviews recent proposals for broad AI regulation in U.S., U.K., and EU contexts alongside targeted recommendations for ...
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Abstract This chapter argues that efforts to regulate artificial intelligence (AI) broadly and health-specific recommendations from bioethics should be brought together in mutual conversation. In so doing, the chapter reviews recent proposals for broad AI regulation in U.S., U.K., and EU contexts alongside targeted recommendations for ...
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From AI Ethics to AI Regulation
In governing the development and deployment of AI across the European Member States, the EU AI Act tries to bring together two very different visions of AI. The first sees AI as a powerful tool that can be made less risky to the health, safety, and fundamental rights of European consumers if it adheres to a series of technical requirements.Helberger, N., Banks, I.
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AI Regulates AI: An Artifact for Automated Risk Assessment
The use of AI systems in organizations is growing rapidly and must be managed responsibly. The EU Artificial Intelligence Act (AIA), the world’s first comprehensive AI law, requires organizations to ensure responsible AI deployment by classifying their systems based on risk levels.Annette Kott +4 more
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This paper investigates whether the use of AI by securities regulators in countries within the European Economic Area enhances their oversight efficiency and, in turn, the financial reporting quality of firms under their supervision. We identify regulators' AI usage through public procurement contracts.
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2023
Regulating emerging technologies has always been a challenge. Balancing the risks and opportunities of AI is raising the bar, in particular since generative AI systems such as ChatGPT have been made accessible to a large public. The rapid development of AI deserves another look at what balancing means and how we could look at it in the face of the ...
Oldenburg, Derk, Serentschy, Georg
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Regulating emerging technologies has always been a challenge. Balancing the risks and opportunities of AI is raising the bar, in particular since generative AI systems such as ChatGPT have been made accessible to a large public. The rapid development of AI deserves another look at what balancing means and how we could look at it in the face of the ...
Oldenburg, Derk, Serentschy, Georg
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Integrating Models of Self-Regulation
Annual Review of Psychology, 2021Michael Inzlicht +2 more
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AI for regulation and the (EU) regulation of AI
Luca Megale, Nicoletta Rangoneopenaire +1 more source