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Updates, opportunities, and recommendations
AI, Law, and Otter Stuff #45
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What I've been up to
AI, Law, and Otter Stuff #44
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Regulating AI by design?
AI, Law, and Otter Things #43
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A very special episode
AI, Law, and Otter Things #42
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Wrapping up 2022
AI, Law, and Otter Things #41
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Recent developments in AI regulation
AI, Law, and Otter Things #40
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Some notes on transparency
AI, Law, and Otter Things #39
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EU Law as a foreign language (AI, Law, and Otter Things #38)
Welcome to a new issue of AI, Law, and Otter Things! Today I write about law & tech readings, science fiction, and my personal experiences in learning EU law. As usual, there are cute otters by the end of the newsletter. Dear reader, it has been a long while since
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Brief updates (AI, Law, and Otter Things #37)
In this issue, I share some recently published works of mine and a few links to Twitter threads that might interest the reader. And, as usual, dog and otter pictures. Hi everyone! Once again, I ended up skipping the regular schedule for this newsletter. The blame resides primarily on three
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Back to work (AI, Law, and Otter Things #35)
Today's issue features a bit of self-promotion of my future paper presentations, a link to Zotero tips, a few calls for papers, and job applications. As well as the usual otters and reading recommendations, of course. Welcome to a new issue of AI, Law, and Otter Things! Now
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After the break (AI, Law, and Otter Things #34)
Hello, dear reader, and welcome to a very late issue of AI, Law, and Otter Things. Today's issue has a call for DigiCon blog posts, some ramblings about work-life balance and my next steps, and the usual reading recommendations and cute otters. As I took a much-needed vacation
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Promises and expectations (AI, Law, and Otter Things #33)
Today's newsletter has some news about my dog, discussions and reading recommendations about AI regulation, and some sci-fi comments. As well as the usual otters, of course. Hello, dear reader! You are probably here to see something on AI and law—maybe on science fiction, too—but I