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28 October 2026

A Critique of Delaware’s AIC Draft Legislation

by: Brian JM Quinn

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16 July 2026

Who Speaks When the Algorithm Speaks? A German Ruling on AI Overviews

by: Giovanni Vetrugno

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13 July 2026

Governing the Digital Economy Demands a Post-Financial-Crisis Scale of Commitment

by: Philipp Paech

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3 June 2026

Directors and AI: Why Diligence Needs a New Framework

by: Giovanni Vetrugno

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23 October 2025

Shaping Minds with Machines: Appraising Communication Bias in Large Language Models

by: Adrian Kuenzler , Stefan Schmid

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12 May 2025

The Hare-Tortoise Race in Law & Technology: Rethinking Algorithmic Trading Regulation for Effective AI Governance

by: Alessio Azzutti

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26 March 2025

Financial Profiling

by: Katja Langenbucher

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4 March 2025

The EU AI Act: A Global Game-Changer or a Roadblock for Innovation in the US?

by: Vanessa Villanueva Collao

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5 December 2024

Regulating AI in Finance: How the EU AI Act Shapes Financial Technology’s Future

by: Maria Lucia Passador

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17 July 2024

The ECB's Approach to AI Governance under the AI Act: Challenges and Opportunities of AI Integration in Banking Supervision

by: Maria Lucia Passador

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3 July 2024

How Will AI Change the Law?

by: Horst Eidenmüller, Anthony Casey, Omri Ben-Shahar

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12 June 2023

Generative AI at the Crossroads

by: Philipp Hacker

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15 March 2023

The European AI Liability Directives—Critique of a Half-Hearted Approach and Lessons for the Future

by: Philipp Hacker

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