AI and the Exercise of Judicial Authority, Ex Machina
Beata Stępień Załucka is a legal practitioner and an academic with the status of a university professor specialising in the promotion and protection of human rights, constitutional law and LegalTech. She is currently Head of the Department of Human Rights at the Faculty of Law and Administration of...
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Ediciones Laborum
2025
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