Day: December 1, 2024

Rethinking Digital Vulnerability: Raphaël Gellert’s Ecological Approach to Contract Law In his latest blog post, Raphaël Gellert, Assistant Professor in Private Law and ICT at Radboud University, delves into the concept of digital vulnerability, a notion widely accepted in the realms of data protection, e-commerce, product liability, and cybersecurity. Writing for the workshop on Social …

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The Future of Consumer Forensics: Machine Learning to Combat Online Vulnerabilities In a compelling editorial, Jerry Spanakis, Assistant Professor in Machine Learning at Maastricht University’s Department of Data Science and Knowledge Engineering, explores how machine learning can transform the enforcement of online regulations. The piece, titled “Machine Learning for Consumer Forensics (or We Need to …

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News from the LAB News from the LAB News from the LAB News from the LAB News from the LAB Exploring the Role of AI in Consumer Law Adjudication André Janssen, Chair Professor of Private Law and member of the Digital Legal Lab, has co-authored a compelling chapter with Tom J. Vennmanns titled “Decision-Making by …

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New Article New Article New Article New Article New Article New Article New Article Exploring Digital Vulnerability in EU Law Michelle Liu, a PhD candidate at the Radboud Business Law Institute, has published her latest article, titled Digital Vulnerability: Rethinking Power Imbalances in the Digital Age in the European Review of Private Law (ERPL). In her article, …

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New Article New Article New Article New Article New Article New Article New Article Unveiling the Gaps: Why the EU AI Act Isn’t Enough for the Electricity Sector The European Union is at the crossroads of two monumental transitions: the digital revolution and the shift towards green energy. As part of this transformation, artificial intelligence …

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