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Nico Tonti – Ricercatore in tenure track di Diritto ecclesiastico e canonico nell’Università di Bologna Alma Mater Studiorum, Dipartimento di Scienze Giuridiche SOMMARIO 1. Religious freedom, clothing, and personal identity. Why the Italian legal order? 2. Concealing and non-concealing clothing: a preliminary distinction. 3. Concealing clothing and public space: security-driven tensions (and distortions) … 3.1. … in particular: the intervention of certain local administrations. 4. The contested choice of the Lombardy Region regarding religiously connoted clothing. 5. A look beyond the Alps: The French case in particular. 6. The first case study. Religious clothing in public schools: a comparison of legal systems. 7. The secondRead More →

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Francesca Mazzi – Lecturer in AI, innovation and law – Brunel University London SOMMARIO 1. Introduction. 1.1. Framing the Problem. 1.2. Contextualising the analysis through a risk-based approach. 1.3 Scope and Assumptions. 1.4 Methods. 2. The Static Approach to AI Auditing. 2.1. AI as a ‘Living System’. 2.2. Multi-Layered Impact of AI Systems. 2.3. Existing Auditing Methodologies. 2.4. Risk Buckets Across the AI Lifecycle. 2.5. The Limits of the Static Approach. 3. The Silent Over-Delegation. 3.1. Conceptualising Silent Over-Delegation. 3.2. Organizational Dynamics of Silent Over-Delegation. 3.3. Technical Manifestations of Silent Over-Delegation in favour of automation. 3.4 Technical Manifestations of Silent Over-Delegation with meaning-erosion of humanRead More →