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Our "own" @jessicadorsey kicks off the panel on AI and international law, by talking about the decision-making loop.
Opening panel with @pietroortolani, @ChingFuLin and moderator @LRoordaLaw. Core issue: what is transparency really, and what different iterations are really necessary in the AI context?
Prof. @A__Beckers opens our conference on AI, accountability and liability, outlining some of the challenges for liability law presented by AI.
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In episode 3 of #FocusedontheFuture, legal scholars explore the role of law in preventing and protecting the world against the impacts of climate change👩⚖️ How can the law ensure a sustainable and liveable world for future generations?💡To listen, visit app.springcast.fm/17761/law
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Ook wij van @UURechten doen, met onderzoekers van @MontaigneCentre en @UCALLresearch, mee aan deze advisering. Superinteressant.
De Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Erasmus Universiteit Rotterdam, Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen en Universiteit Utrecht adviseren de vaste Kamercommissie Justitie en Veiligheid over het wetsvoorstel (Boeken 1-6) voor het nieuwe #Wetboek van #Strafvordering
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We start the year with a bang - our seminar on risk and security, with @Kritika136 introducing us into moral conceptions of risk and risk allocation.
New on our blog: mr. Dr. Roeland de Bruin wrote a three-part series on the three interconnected proposals by the European Commission, for a new regulatory and liability regime for (the use of) artificial intelligence. Read the first part here: ucallblog.sites.uu.nl/2022/1…
And the second part, on revised rules for non-contractual liability and the use of AI systems, is here: ucallblog.sites.uu.nl/2022/1…
The Ucall weblog has been updated, and can now be accessed at Ucallblog.sites.uu.nl. Have a look and subscribe to our feed!
Closing session with @RiankaRijnhout and @ProfBurger. What are our blind spots, and what can we do to better educate our students - future lawyers engaging with climate issues?
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Our final keynote speaker of the day, @ProfBurger with a broad reflection on today's findings.
Panel session II is on its way in hybrid form, only slightly interrupted by rain tapping in the roof. Dalia Palombo and @JoanaSetzer present in litigation against MNCs using human rights.
Always a slight relief when the equipment actually works. In this case, allowing @JacqHartmann and Annalisa Savaresi to present to us remotely:
Our first keynote speaker is prof. @JosephinevZeben, speaking on how to conceptualize corporate sustainability.
As an appetizer for our conference tomorrow, @LMHenderson_ @philpaiement and @Patagorda discuss strategic litigation on climate change with our students.
In less than a week, our international conference on corporate responsibility and liability in relation to climate change will start. You can find the updated programme with keynote speakers @JohnHKnox @ProfBurger and @JosephinevZeben here: uu.nl/agenda/corporate-respo…