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By Tynke Schepers • July 09, 2026
Reflections on the AI-Radar 2026
On the 29th of June, 2026, AlgoSoc hosted an interactive online roundtable on the recently...
By Corinne Cath • May 29, 2026
Cloud drift: how hyperscaler cloud computing shapes internet governance
When the Foundation for Internet Domain Registration in the Netherlands (SIDN) announced plans to...
By Magdalena Brewczyńska • April 16, 2026
Regulatory entrepreneurship’s threat to digital sovereignty: the case of Worldcoin in Kenya
This article analyses the case of Worldcoin’s entry into Kenya and the controversies that ensued.
By Esther Keymolen • Donovan van der Haak • April 01, 2026
Artificial Intentions: Winner’s Inherently Political Artifacts, AI and Government
This paper applies Langdon Winner’s theory of technological politics to AI in government, arguing...
By Isabella Banks • February 12, 2026
Judges-in-the-loop? Judicial involvement in human oversight of high-risk decision support systems under the EU AI Ac
This article explores the implications of making judges-in-the-loop responsible for human...
By Magdalena Brewczyńska • January 16, 2026
Combatting financial crime with AI at the crossroads of the revised EU AML/CFT regime and the AI Act
This article published by Dr. Magdalena Brewczyńska (Tilburg University) is providing an in-depth...
By Magdalena Brewczyńska • Shirley Kempeneer • December 17, 2025
Regulating digitalised financial spaces: The way towards just distribution of burdens and benefits
The rapid advancement of digitalisation has transformed the financial sector and the way...
By Jolien van de Sande • October 01, 2025
Wie bepaalt wat goede zorg is?
Over politieke inmenging en financiële aspecten bij de ontwikkeling van kwaliteitsstandaarden en...
By Linnet Taylor • Joan Lopez Solano • September 02, 2025
Governing AI (also) means governing markets, institutions and people
This short paper is a response to commentaries on the Global Data Justice project's paper,...
By Sabrina Kutscher • July 02, 2025
The EU AI Act: Law of Unintended Consequences?
Keywords: regulation of technology, regulatory space, AI Act, EU technology regulation
By Sabrina Kutscher • Johan Wolswinkel • March 27, 2025
The Rule of Tech? Submitting Legislation to Digital Constraints
While ‘by design’ approaches are increasingly advocated to ensure technology being compliant with...
By Natali Helberger • March 06, 2025
The rise of technology courts
When we talk about the power of Big Tech in terms of structural dependency or strategic autonomy,...
By Linnet Taylor • Joan Lopez Solano • January 23, 2025
Governing artificial intelligence means governing data: (Re)setting the agenda for data justice
This paper reviews leading approaches to governing data and AI and assesses their potential for...
By Joan Lopez Solano • January 02, 2025
The Violence of Algorithmic Systems in Social Policy in Colombia: (Re) Localising the Digital Welfare State in the Postcolonial Context
This chapter analyses the case of Sisben and the Household Social Registry used by the Colombian...
By Kätliin Lember • November 07, 2024
CK v Dun & Bradstreet Austria (C-203/22): The case that ends the GDPR right to explanation debate?
The opinion of Advocate General (AG) de la Tour in CK v Dun & Bradstreet Austria published in...
By Kätliin Lember • June 18, 2024
AI in the justice sector: a force to be reckoned with
On June 6th 2024, Algosoc hosted an online interactive roundtable on the AI Act and its impact on...
By Kätliin Lember • April 26, 2024
On the relative importance of the AI Act right to explanation
The initial Commission proposal for the AI Act focused on establishing requirements and...
By Joan Lopez Solano • January 16, 2024
‘A promising playground’: IDEMIA and the digital ID infrastructuring in Colombia
This paper traces how French security company IDEMIA became deeply embedded in Colombia’s...
By Corien Prins • November 21, 2023
Artificial Intelligence and the Judiciary
With developments such as ChatGPT and the upcoming AI Act of the European Union, the Judiciary...
By Linnet Taylor • Joan Lopez Solano • October 25, 2023
Why are sector transgressions so hard to govern? Reflections from Europe’s pandemic experience
In this commentary, the notion of ‘sector transgressions’ is addressed, which the...
By Ernesto de León • October 11, 2023
The inconsistency of immigration policy: the limits of “Top-down” approaches
This paper argues that immigration policies on paper often cannot be read as coherent statements...
By Corien Prins • January 28, 2022
Rutte IV: toezichtreflex en Autoriteit Persoonsgegevens
Deze week is – met 28 januari als de Dag van de Privacy – een mooi moment om iets over de...
By Corien Prins • November 22, 2022
Van een verbod op TikTok naar de noodzakelijke cloudstrategie in het juridische domein
Onlangs bepleitte de ChristenUnie een verbod op de filmpjes-app TikTok. Aanleiding is het risico...
