A never-ending story? – Deciphering the elements of Hungarian constitutional identity
In recent years, we have witnessed a revolution of constitutional courts which rocked the authority of the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) and presented new questions about the status of EU law (or Community law). The phenomenon
Just unleash your art, we will guarantee your safety! – generative AI’s data protection concerns
The use of generative AI has brought with itself several challenges, mixed with possible advancements. This type of artificial intelligence can produce various sorts of content, including text, imagery, audio and synthetic data. Some are concerned about intellectual property issues
The Right to Be Forgotten as a Legal Instrument for Expanding Informational Self-Determination in the Digital Age?
Since the advent of the Internet, the issue of human privacy remains one of the most controversial and problematic in the legal literature. The processing of personal data on the Internet is becoming more common, and nowadays it is an
The Freedom of the Mandate vs. Last Minute Modifications of the EP’s Rules of Procedure Ahead of the European Elections
European elections are right around the corner. The decision of the European Council has set the period of 6-9 June 2024 to be the next European elections. The MEPs are campaigning, while the last plenary session of the European Parliament
EU AI Act: Some Considerations to Think About—Part II.
One might rightly ask, why is it important for a piece of legislation what science thinks about intelligence, or what specific technology lies behind a sound marketing slogan? Well, the AI Act has a dedicated purpose to protect the citizens of
Battle in the house? – The European Parliament initiates proceedings against the European Commission
Tension between Hungary and Poland and the European Parliament has considerable increased in the past years. The Parliament has been speaking up against these countries openly and was pressuring the Commission to take measures against these Member States. Roberta Metsola’s
EU AI Act: Some Considerations to Think About—Part I.
The European Union AI Act will certainly be a piece of legislation that will fundamentally change the way AI-based systems can operate in the EU, and perhaps even in the world. The draft has been criticized a lot in the
European Media Regulation and State Sovereignty: The Tug-of-War Behind the European Media Freedom Act (Part II.)
In the first part of our blog post, we explored the European Media Freedom Act (EMFA) and its intent to promote media freedom and pluralism across the EU. Despite its commendable goals, we examined concerns that the EMFA may infringe
European Media Regulation and State Sovereignty: The Tug-of-War Behind the European Media Freedom Act (Part I.)
In the latest chapter of the European Union’s regulatory endeavors, the Council has adopted the European Media Freedom Act (EMFA), a legislative act that ostensibly aims to enhance media freedom, ensure media pluralism, and uphold editorial independence across the EU’s
Family matters – Irish voters against constitutional change
Ireland is known for its conservative constitution and direct democratic system, relying on referendum in most major government decisions. Article 46 of their Constitution prescribes submission of a Referendum for every amendment proposal of the Constitution to the decision of
