Regulating Artificial Intelligence in Industry

Regulating Artificial Intelligence in Industry

Bielicki, Damian M.

Taylor & Francis Ltd

12/2021

240

Dura

Inglês

9780367774622

15 a 20 dias

480

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PART 1: Horizontal AI Applications 1) Artificial Intelligence and its Regulation in the European Union 2) The Impact of Facial Recognition Technology empowered by Artificial Intelligence on the Right to Privacy 3) The Malicious Use of Artificial Intelligence against Government and Political Institutions in the Psychological Area 4) Leveraging Artificial Intelligence in Citizenship by Investment Programmes 5) Artificial Intelligence Application in Advance Healthcare Decision-Making: Potentials, Challenges and Regulatory Safeguards 6) Artificial Intelligence in the Legal Profession PART 2: Vertical AI Applications 7) Artificial Intelligence: An Earthquake in Copyright Protection of the Digital Music 8) Artificial Intelligence and Risk Preparedness in the Aviation Industry 9) Autonomous AI, Smart Seaports and Supply Chain Management: Challenges and Risks 10) Artificial Intelligence and Climate-Energy Policies of the EU and Japan 11) The Regulation of Militarised Artificial Intelligence: Protecting Civilians through Legal Reviews of New Weapons and Precautions 12) The Use of Artificial Intelligence in armed conflicts - implications for state responsibility 13) The Problematisation of Human Control over Lethal Autonomous Weapons: A Case Study of the U.S. Department of State Summary
GDPR;artificial intelligence (AI);AI System;regulating AI in industry;Ai Application;privacy;AWS;liability;International Humanitarian Law;transparency;UN;justice;AI Technology;the aviation sector;Frt;the energy sector;Lethal AWS;the legal sector;European Data Protection Supervisor;the healthcare sector;Violated;the maritime sector;Smart Ports;Facial Images;Autonomous Weapons;Energy Efficiency;Energy Policy;Legal Reviews;DoD Directive;ANSP;Ai Model;Internationally Wrongful Act;Healthcare Decision Making;Automated Guided Vehicles;DoD Policy;Cyber Weapons