Call for blog posts: Exploring the AI-Act
Copenhagen Legal/Tech Lab Blog is starting a special series of blog posts on the upcoming High-risk AI regulation (AI Act) of the European Union. Our blog accepts publications from legal professionals, and academics, among other professions. The format ranges from research output summaries, policy briefs, opinions, professional perspectives, case studies, practical cases, and technical or theoretical commentaries.
We welcome pieces detailing the AI-Act’s legal regime at a practical angle, pieces flying at a high theoretical level, posts about interactions of the AI-Act with other regimes (GDPR, national laws, etc.) and everything in between.
The following topics can serve as inspiration, but are in no way limited:
- Any piece illustrating, detailing, or explaining one or more new obligations and fundamental rights impact assessment procedure.
- Disclosure of copyright compliance policies obligation vs ChatGPT.
- Market regulation or human rights tool?
- Lawyers vs engineers: how standards are used to regulate AI.
- Making sense out of the mess of biometrics regulation in the AI Act.
- How to get into a regulatory sandbox.
Pieces should be between 1000 and 2000 words, with hyperlinks in text for references. We review and publish posts on a rolling basis.
Submission Template: https://forms.gle/vaui5eQdDKxoJ89L7
Link for submission and additional information on submission guidelines can be found here:
Reach out to Léonard Van Rompaey lvr@jur.ku.dk in case you have questions or want to discuss a potential idea for a publication.