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The European legislation on AI: a brief analysis of its philosophical approach
Philosophy and Technology 34 (2):215–222 (2021)
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On 21 April 2021, the European Commission published the proposal of the new EU Artificial Intelligence Act (AIA) — one of the most influential steps taken so far to regulate AI internationally. This article highlights some foundational aspects of the Act and analyses the philosophy behind its proposal.Author's Profile
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