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The intersection between AI and antitrust law is explored, analysing whether AI can be used to facilitate anti-competitive practices and to what extent algorithm-driven pricing mechanisms act autonomously and to what degree they may be intentionally influenced or optimized to benefit corporate interests.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming employment relationships through automation, algorithmic management, automated decision-making, and workplace surveillance. While these technologies offer opportunities for productivity gains and organizational efficiency, they also generate significant challenges fo...
Whether AI can be regarded as a legal person, particularly in light of the historical development of legal personhood, is explored, and whether similar recognition is appropriate for AI systems that display autonomy but lack human qualities such as intention and consciousness.
Introduction: the article analyzes the introduction of artificial intelligence (AI) into human society and the UAE's attempts to regulate its use through the creation of a national AI strategy, the development of AI ethics guidelines, and through various legislative initiatives, programs, and measures. Purpose: to prov...
Artificial intelligence in public administration, education and other sensitive areas raises essential questions about fairness, transparency and the protection of fundamental rights. The article addresses a central question: how can AI be regulated in a way that respects human dignity and protects fundamental rights?...
The use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in public administration has emerged as a significant means of enhancing administrative efficiency and improving public service delivery. At the same time, AI-based governance raises new legal and institutional challenges, including algorithmic opacity, unclear attribution of res...
The use of artificial intelligence (AI) in family law, while already partially implemented in legal practice, continues to generate significant controversy among both scholars and practitioners. Given the increasing caseload pressures faced by family courts across EU Member States, AI tools are often presented as a p...
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