23 June 2025, 5 – 6.30 pm The AI Literacy (AI-L) provisions set out in Article 4 of the AI Act officially entered into force in February 2025. These provisions establish a mandatory requirement for AI system providers and deployers to ensure their staff to gain an adequate level of knowledge regarding the operation and…
Speakers: Pietro Ortolani, professor, Radboud Universiy Joan Barata, senior legal fellow, The Future of Free Speech Silvia Caretta, PhD researcher, Uppsala University Emmanuel Vargas, PhD researcher in AI and Law, Örebro University Moderator: Martin Ebers, President of RAILS, guest professor at Örebro University
The Council of Europe Framework Convention on Artificial Intelligence and Human Rights, Democracy and the Rule of Law is a global legally binding instrument designed to ensure that artificial intelligence (AI) upholds common standards in human rights, democracy and the rule of law. It also aims to minimise the risk of those rights and principles…
A lot has been happening at the EU level on the regulation of AI and liability in particular. Recently, the European Commission withdrew the proposal for an AI Liability Directive. This potentially paves the way to new initiatives on AI liability, either at EU or national level (if needed at all) and academic discussions. During…
Entscheidung des LG Hamburg zur urheberrechtlichen Zulässigkeit des Text und Data Mining zum Zwecke des KI-Trainings Zum Zoom-MeetingZum YouTube-LivestreamZur Anmeldung Ist die Erstellung eines Datensatzes mit urheberrechtlich geschützten Inhalten, welcher zum Training generativer Künstlicher Intelligenz (ChatGPT, DALL-E, Midjourney, etc.) eingesetzt werden kann, urheberrechtlich zulässig? Über diese Frage hatte das Landgericht Hamburg in einem wegweisenden Urteil…
