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If you are looking for a holidays reading do not worry, we got you covered! We are very proud to present our new Digibook on AI and Courts edited by @MartaCantero and @gentile_giulia featuring contributions by themselves and Mireia Artigot, Kai Härmand, Stefano D'Ancona 👇🏻
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"Overseeing Like a State: How Agentic AI Changes Public Service and Its Epistemic Relationship with Citizens" by Johann Laux
Read the contribution, here: digi-con.org/overseeing-like…
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'Knowledge modelling for rule-based algorithmic transparency in administrative law' by Robbert Bruggeman
This contribution first identifies limitations and risks posed by rule-based ADM and then proposes knowledge modelling as a potential method of risk mitigation.
You may read the blog post here: digi-con.org/knowledge-model…
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'Algorithmic Auditing and the Role of Notified Bodies under the AI Act' by
Michael Sierra
You can read the contribution here: digi-con.org/algorithmic-aud…
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Jeffrey T. Buerke and Lukas Hochstaetter comment on Case C-421/24 (AGCOM v Google Ireland).
You can read 'Commercial Partnerships and the Loss of Hosting Immunity after Case C-421/24 (AGCOM v Google Ireland)', here lnkd.in/eMwFuThs
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"Procurement-Ready AI Fair Use: Human Judges, Market Evidence, and Accountability in the Automated State" by Alexander Chanhou Lou
Read Alexander Chanhou Lou's contribution, here: digi-con.org/procurement-rea…
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"The Script: A Constitutional Strategy for Oversight of Automated Administrative Decision-Making"
In this blog post, Matías Mascitti proposes a narrative strategy or a 'script' as a strategic framework through which constitutional oversight over AADM may be coordinated across the systems' lifecycles.
Read the blog post, here: digi-con.org/the-script-a-co…
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Commercial Partnerships and the Loss of Hosting Immunity after Case C-421/24 (AGCOM v Google Ireland) by Jeffrey T. Buerke and Lukas Hochstaetter
You can read the case note, here digi-con.org/commercial-part…
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Elke Olthuis and Anna van Duin conducted a research at the intersection of law and social psychology with empirical methods on online dispute resolution mechanisms, giving voice to citizens' perceptions and needs.
Ultimately, they find that access to digital justice cannot be defined 'from the top down or reduced to a question of efficiency' but it is rather 'a differentiated experience that demands attention to what makes justice both just and human'.
You can read 'Access to Digital Justice from a Citizen-Centered Perspective', here: digi-con.org/access-to-digit…
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Does lawyers' role as intermediaries intermediaries between legal guarantees and their practical enforcement remain central in the age of the automated state? This is the question that Agnese Palazzi tackles in the new post.
You can find 'Lawyers at the Centre: Ensuring Effective Judicial Protection in the Age of the Automated State' by Agnese Palazzi here digi-con.org/lawyers-at-the-…
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'AI on Trial: Towards the Responsible Use of Artificial Intelligence at the ICC' by María Manuela Márquez Velásquez and Jose Renato Restom
This post aims to examine potential scenarios for the use of AI at the International Criminal Court, highlight the risks it would pose, and provide solutions and strategies to minimise them.
You can find the contribution, here: digi-con.org/ai-on-trial-tow…
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'AI-Driven Criminal Justice: The Sharp Edge of the Automated State' by Janko Munjić
This post traces the use and reliance on AI in criminal justice. Starting from predictive policing to AI in the courtroom, this contribution wonders whether 'judge-in-the-loop' constitutes a safeguard and if so, to what extent.
Janko Munjić proposes a 'minimum humanity package', that is, 'a baseline of conditions that must hold if criminal justice is to stay recognizably human'.
Read this contribution, here: digi-con.org/ai-driven-crimi…
