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Controlling Images of Cultural Goods via National Rules on Cultural Heritage. The Italian example
This post sums up the findings of Sappa, C., Bossi, L. Postcards from Italy – The Art of Controlling Images of Cultural Goods Better Than Copyright Could. Cultural goods have never been as much under the spotlight as in recent times.
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Balancing Unity and Linguistic Diversity of EU Law: How Uniformity Trumps Trust
Law needs stability. Citizens must know what to expect from the law and what the law expects from them in a consistent, uniform and transparent manner. Yet the law is not static, but a living entity influenced by historical, cultural,
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Is the Concept of EU Federalism the Elephant in the Room?
US federalism has been and still is an inexhaustible source of inspiration for the EU creators and supporters. Starting with the original vision of Altiero Spinelli in his Ventotene Manifesto to federalize Europe based on a constitution, along the lines of
European Values
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Artificial Intelligence, EU Legislation and LegalTech (Part 1)
As Artificial Intelligence (AI) becomesan important part of our lives it needs to be regulated. The EU has taken on the task and has accepted the AI Act. But does the AI Act regulate the best or are there any
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The UK, Assisted Suicide, and the Dignity Argument – A Philosophical Comment
"Always go to other people’s funerals. Otherwise, they won’t come to yours.”
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Wealth and Power: The theory of Plutocracy
Complex and historically rooted ideas can be difficult to understand today, especially at a time when the politics often uses them as labels, many times without any real meaning. However, in recent years, many of these historical ideas have resurfaced,
Tech & AI
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Making the Invisible Visible: Explainable AI in Everyday Life (Part II.)
As AI systems increasingly influence real-life decisions, interpretability is no longer just a technical concern, it’s a societal and legal imperative. In this post, we explore SHAP, a widely used method that reveals how different features contribute to a model’s
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Making the Invisible Visible: Explainable AI in Everyday Life (Part I.)
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer just a forward-looking technology. It has become an integral part of our daily lives. It influences decisions, automates processes, and in many cases, makes choices on our behalf. Think of situations where an algorithm
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From the ELIZA Effect to Dopamine Loops – AI and Mental Health
As Artificial Intelligence becomes an increasingly natural part of our everyday lives, a less discussed consequence is becoming more apparent: the development of psychological and emotional dependence. Conversations with chatbots not only provide information, but increasingly offer companionship, understanding, or
Free Speech & Privacy
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ACE-ing Free Speech? A Free Speech Perspective on Transparency and Accountability in Content Moderation
In an era where digital platforms have become central to public discourse, the transparency and accountability of content moderation decisions are crucial for safeguarding freedom of speech. Striking a balance between protecting users from harmful content and ensuring that speech
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United Law Firms of America? Will the Legal Profession Stand Together Against President Trump’s Executive Order?
The conflict is undoubtedly escalating between former President Donald Trump and prominent law firms, highlighting the constitutional implications of his administration's most recent actions. My previous article on this platform dealt with the constitutional implications of the relevant executive order
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Clearance in Crisis – Trump’s Executive Order Raises Concern for Law Firms
The Trump administration’s recent actions regarding the U.S. legal community, particularly targeting law firms, have raised significant constitutional concerns reinforcing the view that his targeting of law firms is rooted in political retaliation. President Donald Trump’s recent executive orders targeting