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This stream examines whether the EU’s Artificial Intelligence Act will create a new “Brussels Effect.” It argues that, due to external competition and internal design limits, the Act is unlikely to shape global standards broadly, leading instead to a patchwork of partial influence across jurisdictions.
As the EU develops its AI liability framework, key gaps remain in addressing harms caused by advanced AI systems. This course critiques the fragmented structure of the current proposals and advocates for a single harmonized regime, combining strict liability for certain high-risk AI systems with clearer rules on fault, while incorporating non-discrimination, explainability, and sustainability into AI regulation.
This course offers a critical overview of the newly adopted EU Artificial Intelligence Act (Regulation 2024/1689). It examines the regulation’s structure, objectives, and key concepts, as well as its material and territorial scope. The course explores underlying principles such as fairness, transparency, and accountability, and analyzes prohibited AI practices and the regulation of high-risk and general-purpose AI systems. It also addresses transparency obligations, certification, supervision, and sanctions. Finally, the course reflects on the regulation’s complexity and its potential impact on responsible AI innovation in the EU and beyond.
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