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Regulating ChatGPT and Other Large Generative AI Models

1 March 2023

Philipp Hacker

Andreas Engel

Marco Mauer

Do Gender Stereotypes in Advertising Impact AI?

28 February 2023

María Guadalupe Martínez Alles

Economic and Normative Implications of Algorithmic Credit Scoring

12 January 2023

Holli Sargeant

New Digital Case Law Service to Further Transform UK Litigation

The National Archives (‘NA’) made court judgments in England and Wales from the High Court, the Court of Appeal, the Supreme Court, and tribunal decisions from the Upper Tribunals freely...

Law by Algorithm: An Introduction

This post is part of a special series including contributions to the OBLB Annual Conference 2022 on ‘Personalized Law—Law by Algorithm’, held in...

28 June 2022

Gerhard Wagner

Relying on AI for Financial Compliance and Supervision

Financial intermediaries and supervisory authorities increasingly rely on artificial intelligence (AI), a term coined by John McCarthy in 1956. In two recent working papers (‘Use of AI by...

16 February 2022

Gerard Hertig

The Future of Machines: Property and Personhood

Property and personhood are often seen as mutually opposed. One can either be a subject or an object but not both. With artificial intelligence (AI) developing at an unprecedented speed,...

A Disclosure-Based Approach to Regulating AI in Corporate Governance

Although AI in corporate governance promises many benefits, mostly in the areas of risk management and information sharing between the board and management, the risks cannot be ignored. Privacy and...

27 January 2022

Umakanth Varottil

Akshaya Kamalnath

‘Just Say No’ to Machine Learning in IRB Models

In November, the European Banking Authority (EBA) issued a Discussion Paper on Machine Learning for...

6 December 2021

Hilary J Allen

Artificial Intelligence Systems as Inventors?

The question of whether artificial intelligence (AI) can be deemed an inventor under patent law has been litigated world-wide. Previously, the US District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia,...

Regulating ChatGPT and Other Large Generative AI Models

Do Gender Stereotypes in Advertising Impact AI?

Economic and Normative Implications of Algorithmic Credit Scoring

New Digital Case Law Service to Further Transform UK Litigation

Law by Algorithm: An Introduction

Relying on AI for Financial Compliance and Supervision

The Future of Machines: Property and Personhood

A Disclosure-Based Approach to Regulating AI in Corporate Governance

‘Just Say No’ to Machine Learning in IRB Models

Artificial Intelligence Systems as Inventors?

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