Davide Rauhe Photo credit: Chief Photographer, MoD Executive Summary This blog post explores the emergence of experimental regulations and policies with focus on its gained prominence within the European Union in the recent years. As emerging technologies, especially in the field of artificial intelligence (AI), continue to shape our … Read more
I am much pleased that Dr Brooke Marshall has accepted to write on CJEU Lastre for the blog. Dr Marshall has written the guiding volume on the issue (highlights of the book’s launch are here). True to form, her analysis below is as complete as it is on point, and a most excellent addition to … Read more
Many years ago, I gave a lecture on collective security and international law at the Karazin University in Kharkiv. Among the many questions from the students, I clearly recall their concerns about what happens when international law fails, and raw power prevails, particularly if a permanent member of the UN Security Council commits an act … Read more
Photo by Etienne Girardet on Unsplash Welcome back for the second part of the C-590/23 Pelham II hearing commentary. In part one (here), we covered the interpretation of pastiche. However, a very interesting topic arose in the Court’s pre-emptive questions, and during the oral questions: the interaction of “pastiche” with Article 17 CDSM Directive. This … Read more
Today, Finance Watch, a non-profit association dedicated to reforming finance in the interest of European citizens, published a ground-breaking report: ‘Artificial intelligence in finance: how to trust a black box?‘ authored by its Chief Economist Thierry Philipponnat. As AI-powered systems increasingly drive financial decision-making in areas such as credit assessments, insurance pricing and investment products, … Read more
