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Happy New Year, dear readers! This first issue of 2022 will be a bit more personal than usual, as I write about what I did and what I liked in 2021. At the end of this newsletter, I will share some book recommendations, so you might want to skip ahead
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Hello, dear reader! Today's issue discusses otters, The Laundry Files (and environmental impacts of computing), and doctrinal legal research. In the previous issue, I wrote a few words about the AI Act's treatment of "critical infrastructure". Right after I was done with those words,
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Hello, dear reader! In this issue, I quibble about a few recent developments in EU technology law: a draft European Parliament report, the definition of "critical infrastructure" in the AI Act and the idea of "technological neutrality". These are half-formed thoughts that would benefit from reader
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Hello, dear reader, and welcome to a brand new issue of AI, Law, and Otter Stuff. Today's newsletter is relatively light in reading recommendations, but for good reasons. Instead, this newsletter brings you a rant on these reasons, some reflections about a piece of Dune backstory from the
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Today's newsletter contains the usual mix of topics — some thoughts on research, tech law, and sci-fi — framed in terms of some songs loosely related to the topic at hand. In the pre-pandemic world, I used to love karaoke nights. Once in a while, my friends and I would
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A brief discussion of what this issue should have been, followed by the habitual recommendations of stuff I found interesting. My latest placeholder issues came from time pressures: something came up, and then I could not find an idea interesting enough to ramble about for a few hundred words. This
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In this issue, I ramble about processors, the AI Act, and the Green Pass. After my rants, the post finishes with an invitation for a cool event on digital constitutionalism. Monday was quite an eventful day in my personal bubble, with three events that warrant some mention in this newsletter.
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Hello, everyone! This issue will be mercifully brief, as I will just share some reading highlights. Unfortunately, I could not plan a longer issue this time, but hopefully next week we'll be back to business as usual. Basically, what happened is that I got a cold last week,
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Today, I venture outside my area of specialisation and offer some thoughts on the recent Facebook outage. This issue is more of an attempt to think out loud about the incident than a complete opinion on anything, and so counterpoints and new perspectives are particularly welcome! Quite a bit has
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Today's newsletter is a rant about how my exposure to software engineering and large-scale AI systems influenced my views on the legal challenges of AI and how regulators and tech lawyers should approach them. A substantial part of my research deals with the interfaces between software engineering and
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Hello, dear reader, and welcome to another issue of AI, Law, and Otter Things! This time, I write about a few things — academic writing in/as a foreign language, personal data, positive feedback — loosely connected by the idea of "voice". While this might be partially driven by how
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Hello, dear reader, and welcome to another issue of AI, Law, and Otter Things! This time, I write a bit about the paper on humour and AI that I mentioned in the previous issue and briefly mention what else I've been up to in the last few days.