The proposed European Health Data Space has two problems related to the secondary use of health data. It is not specific about the legal basis and it allows for a broad range of health data uses that carry risks to …
Does the European Parliament use Facial Recognition Technology?
16 January 2023 ICCL investigation reveals that the European Parliament requested for CCTV cameras with facial recognition capability. ICCL has obtained 32 documents from the European Parliament about its use of CCTV cameras. We have learned that the European Parliament, …
EUs AI Liability regime should apply strict liability
ICCL makes two recommendations to better protect the victims when they are harmed by AI systems: hold companies liable regardless of the intent and fault; and provide clarity on how immaterial harms and societal harms will be addressed.
New liability rules on product and AI are encouraging but need improvement
Updated product liability and AI liability rules are a step in the right direction. But they don’t go far enough.
European Parliament embraces ICCL recommendations on the Artificial Intelligence Act
5 May 2022In April 2021, the European Commission proposed a landmark law to govern artificial intelligence. The “Artificial Intelligence (AI) Act” is intended to protect fundamental rights when AI systems are used. This Regulation is a world-first, and is likely …
Technical errors in the AI Act
ICCL is working with European Parliament Members to fix a new EU law intended to constrain Big Tech’s power.
Flaws in ex-post enforcement in the AI Act
Product liability for AI should ensure that fundamental rights of natural persons are protected and, when natural persons are harmed, they can access compensation as easily as possible. The burden of proof should not be on the injured person.
Recommendations on A.I. liability
Product liability for AI should ensure that fundamental rights of natural persons are protected and, when natural persons are harmed, they can access compensation as easily as possible. The burden of proof should not be on the injured person.
A serious loophole in Europe’s draft AI Regulation?
The forthcoming AI Act will regulate high-risk AI. But ICCL fears its scope is too narrow to protect our rights.27 October 2021 ICCL has alerted the European Parliament to serious loopholes in the draft EU Artificial Intelligence Regulation, and recommended …
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