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The Digital Governance of Artificial Intelligence:Conclusive Remarks and Future Directions
The regulatory challenges posed by Artificial Intelligence (AI) are multifaceted and materialise in various sectors of society. Accounting for the disruptive effects of AI requires a comprehensive approach that is capable of connecting the various regulatory pathways. Digital governance, i.e. the creation of an extensive understanding of the actors and the mechanisms for the governance of the digital, can discharge this function. The previous chapters of this book have analysed what regulatory challenges are posed by AI technologies by focusing on specific regulatory areas and how these can be addressed through digital governance. This chapter presents the main findings discussed throughout the book and a vision for future directions in AI governance
Governing the Digital:Artificial Intelligence, Disruption, and Governance
The issues surrounding the governance of Artificial Intelligence (AI) have been discussed in numerous books, policy briefs, and papers. Some of the problems posed by AI are fundamentally new, others are simply new versions of existing challenges. What is certain is that AI is one of the most disruptive technologies in use today and that it brings opportunities and challenges in different areas and sectors. This book delves deeper into the framework of digital governance, in particular its regulatory patterns, to address the challenges posed by AI and explore ways for designing legal solutions. The chapter begins with information on AI as a disruptive technology, followed by information on digital governance as a framework for addressing the disruption posed by AI. After this background information, the chapter highlights the main theme of the book, including the novelty that this book brings to the literature, as well as the target audiences and readership. Finally, the chapter concludes with an overview of the chapters that this book contains
Coughing and sneezing. A fragment of fiction on the case of a certain Charles D. for insult and slander
Cybewarfare and the update of the normative framework in constitutional and criminal law
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