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Data protection law, AI Act, digital regulations, and more from a European lawyer's perspective.
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What’s AI governance? (opens the original)
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Everyone’s becoming an AI governance expert, but everyone means something else by it.I’ve attended plenty of trainings or studied in the near past on frontier AI governance and for the AIGP. I understood the more you learn about AI governance, the more layers and interpretations you’ll find to it. If I had to really shortly describe what the different AI governance models look like, here it is:<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" href="https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!Am53!,f_auto
Responsible recruitment with AI (opens the original)
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Recruitment is a difficult process on both sides. As a candidate, there is that anxiousness and uncertainty in your preparation. After hours of searching, or maybe scanning through a several-page long recommendation by ChatGPT, and then you choose the best 2-3 to apply to. You used your AI-written (or AI-refined) CV, maybe motivation letter too, you polish yourself in the best light possible and you optimize to the job description to the point even you don’t believe your own experience anymore.
Gradual disempowerment in call centres (opens the original)
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I was working in a banking environment when I had a discussion with a manager from a call centre. It was when AI started to get really popular and everyone suddenly became a startup founder or an innovator at their companies. This call centre has several thousand employees across many countries who manually talk to customers of other companies in finance, healthcare, technology, basically any sector that needs ongoing customer care. Many of these companies operate with the same logic: easily rep
Credit scoring & insurance under the AI Act (opens the original)
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Digital Agora is now offering occasional paid articles such as this one, and more exclusive content will follow. If you’d like to have more specific advice, the author, Marcell Szikszai is also offering consulting services related to AI governance and safety.Many of my previous posts were on the critical side of how privacy or AI governance is (mis)managed. Now we’re focusing on how to build. In today’s post I chose the banking sector in the EU. This article is for you if you work in the financi
Digital Omnibus on AI (opens the original)
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I work with compliance in the EU, and yet I have to admit, digital regulations have sort of a bad reputation in the mainstream of news, and now even in European politics.I wrote earlier about attempts to simplify data protection and AI law in previous pieces. The Draghi report in 2024 called for a reform of the EU, in particular to simplify laws such as the GDPR and the AI Act. The spirit of this report appears in the text of the AI Omnibus: even the amendment admits that the AI Act “resulted in
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