AI:s Pacing Problem -- Between Regulatory Fixity and Flexibility in the AI Act

Activity: Talk or presentation › Invited talk

Description

Stefan Larsson presented on AI regulation, specifically the AI Act, and the issue of timing, here framed in terms of a pacing problem. By looking at on the one hand the swift technological development, and on the other the legislative process of the EU AI Act, Larsson argued for signs of flexibility in the law, at are meant to accommodate for uncertainty in the technological development. These flexibilities, however, come at the cost of unpredictability and, it seems, a transfer of power from the legislature to the Commission and the European Standardisation bodies.
Period2024 Jun 5
Event titleSymposium on the Law and Policy of Data-Driven Innovation in Competition and Cooperation
Event typeSeminar
LocationLund, SwedenShow on map
Degree of RecognitionInternational

Subject classification (UKÄ)

  • Law
  • Law
  • Other Social Sciences

Free keywords

  • AI Act
  • The pacing problem
  • harmonised standards
  • delegated acts
  • fixity and fexibility
  • general purpose AI
  • systemic risk

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