The AI Act Roller Coaster: The Evolution of Fundamental Rights Protection in the Legislative Process and the Future of the Regulation
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European Journal of Risk Regulation
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journal-article
About
Francesca Palmiotto is an Assistant Professor of Law at IE University, Madrid. Her research explores the intersection of law and technology, focusing on Human Rights and Artificial Intelligence, the Governance of New Technologies and Corporate Responsibility for Artificial Intelligence. Francesca earned her PhD in 2023 from the European University Institute (EUI), Florence, following a magna cum laude graduation from the Law Faculty of the University of Turin and obtaining an LL.M. in Comparative, European and International Laws from the EUI. Before joining IE University, Francesca was a postdoctoral researcher at Hertie School, Berlin, co-leading the “Algorithmic Fairness for Asylum Seekers and Refugees” project. Francesca is also the co-founder and chief editor of “The Digital Constitutionalist” (DigiCon). Alongside her research, Francesca is a passionate and innovative teacher with experience designing and delivering courses for undergraduate and graduate students. Her research and teaching interests include Human Rights and New Technologies, Artificial Intelligence and Law, Criminal Law and Technological Advancements.
Work
IE University
|Assistant Professor
Spain
Hertie School
|Research Fellow
Germany
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Hertie School
|Post doctoral researcher
Germany
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European University Institute
|PhD Researcher
Italy
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Publications
The AI Act Roller Coaster: The Evolution of Fundamental Rights Protection in the Legislative Process and the Future of the Regulation
Published by
European Journal of Risk Regulation
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journal-article
When Is a Decision Automated? A Taxonomy for a Fundamental Rights Analysis
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German Law Journal
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journal-article
When Is a Decision Automated? A Taxonomy for a Fundamental Rights Analysis
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German Law Journal
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journal-article
When is a decision automated? : a taxonomy for a fundamental rights analysis
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Op-Ed: “ ‘Scoring’ for Data Protection Rights: The Court of Justice’s First Judgment on Article 22 GDPR (Case C-634/21 and Joined Cases C-26/22 and C-64/22)”
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EU Law Live
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magazine-article
Procedural fairness in automated asylum procedures: Fundamental rights for fundamental challenges
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Computer Law & Security Review
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journal-article
Procedural fairness in automated asylum procedures: Fundamental rights for fundamental challenges
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Computer Law and Security Review
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Climbing a Wall: Strategic Litigation Against Automated Systems in Migration and Asylum
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German Law Journal
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journal-article
Climbing a Wall: Strategic Litigation Against Automated Systems in Migration and Asylum
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German Law Journal
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journal-article
Criminal investigations, access to data and fundamental rights: The role of judicial review after Procura
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Common Market Law Review
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Preserving procedural fairness in the AI era : the role of courts before and after the AI Act
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journal-article
Facial recognition technology, democracy and human rights
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Computer Law and Security Review
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journal-article
Facial recognition technology, democracy and human rights
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Computer Law & Security Review
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journal-article
Like handing my whole life over : the German Federal Administrative Court’s landmark ruling on mobile phone data extraction in asylum procedures
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journal-article
When is a Decision Automated? A Taxonomy for a Fundamental Rights Analysis
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SSRN
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other
Preserving Procedural Fairness in The AI Era
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Verfassungsblog: On Matters Constitutional
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online-resource
Artificial intelligence and the transformation of criminal trials : preserving fairness in Europe
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dissertation-thesis
Sovereignty, technology and governance after COVID-19 : legal challenges in a post-pandemic Europe
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book
Sovereignty, technology and governance after COVID-19
Published by
Hart Publishing
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book
Companies' Liability for Self-Driving Cars: What about Criminal Evidence?
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The Digital Constitutionalist
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online-resource
The right to contest automated decisions
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The Digital Constitutionalist
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online-resource
Tracing transparency : public governance of algorithms and the experience of contact tracing apps
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book-chapter
The Black Box on Trial: The Impact of Algorithmic Opacity on Fair Trial Rights in Criminal Proceedings
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Data Science, Machine Intelligence, and Law
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book-chapter
The black box on trial : the impact of algorithmic opacity on fair trial rights in criminal proceedings
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book-chapter
Regulating Algorithmic Opacity in Criminal Proceedings: an opportunity for the EU Legislator?
Published by
SSRN Electronic Journal
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online-resource
Le indagini informatiche e la tutela della riservatezza informatica
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La Legislazione Penale
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journal-article