Artificial Intelligence and Business Law
Technological advances and datafication have propelled the development of artificial intelligence (AI) and spread its applications across society. This evolution has many implications for businesses and the legal framework within which businesses operate. At the same time, legislators and other legal actors are increasingly trying to get to grips with this surge of AI applications.
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- Prijs: free for academics and students; €100 per lecture/€400 for all five lectures for non-academic participants
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The Antwerp Center on Responsible AI (ACRAI) and the Faculty of Law’s research group Business & Law therefore host this lecture series to facilitate the understanding of the interplay between AI and business law. These lectures have an explicitly interdisciplinary focus, since the issues raised require insights in the technical aspects of computers and data science, in business economics, and in the relevant legal framework.
Five lectures are currently planned:
- Monday 19 February 2024 11h-13h
AI Bias and the European AI Act
Toon Calders (University of Antwerp Faculty of Science) &
Jan Blockx (University of Antwerp Faculty of Law) - Monday 4 March 2024 11h-13h
AI Transparency and Explainability
David Martens (University of Antwerp Faculty of Business and Economics) &
Sylvie De Raedt (University of Antwerp Faculty of Law) - Monday 18 March 2024 11h-13h
AI: Friend or Foe of Fairness from the Tax Administration
Anne Van de Vijver &
Anouk Decuypere (University of Antwerp Faculty of Law) - Monday 15 April 2024 11h-13h [TBC]
AI and Intellectual Property
Esther van Zimmeren (University of Antwerp Faculty of Law)
- Monday 29 April 2024 11h-13h
AI and Transport
Edwin Van Hassel (University of Antwerp Faculty of Business and Economics) &
Wouter Verheyen (University of Antwerp Faculty of Law)
It is possible to attend the lectures physically at the University of Antwerp’s City Campus or via the Livestream.
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