AI in the EU: Ethical Guidelines as a Governance Tool

Stefan Larsson

AI in the EU: Ethical Guidelines as a Governance Tool

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This chapter examines ethical guidelines as a tool for the governance of artificial intelligence (AI). Analysing the European development towards a trustworthy AI, with a focus on the High-Level Expert Group on AI appointed by the European Commission, the chapter highlights the interaction between guidelines and law in light of technological advancements. It discusses why contemporary AI has led to that the ethical framing has received such a prominent place. Applied AI, here argued, must be understood from its interaction with social structures and human expressions, leading to a need of a multidisciplinary understanding for its governance. Via an analysis of AIs definitional struggles, as well as the related notions of risk and transparency, the chapter concludes by stressing the necessity to move from principles to process in the governance of AI in the EU.

Originalspråk	engelska
Titel på gästpublikation	The European Union and the Technology Shift
Redaktörer	Antonina Bakardjieva Engelbrekt, Karin Leijon, Anna Michalski, Lars Oxelheim
Utgivningsort	Cham
Förlag	Springer Nature
Status	Published - 2021 feb 10

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Namn	Palgrave Macmillan

Bibliografisk information

Stefan Larsson is a lawyer (LLM), senior lecturer and Associate Professor in Technology and Social Change at the Department of Technology and Society, Lund University, Sweden. His multidisciplinary research focuses on issues of trust and transparency on digital, data-driven markets, and the socio-legal impact of autonomous and AI-driven technologies.

Ämnesklassifikation (UKÄ)

Juridik och samhälle

Nyckelord

AI in the EU
Ethics guidelines
Trustworthy AI
high-level expert group on artificial intelligence
AI policy
European Commission
artificial intelligence
technology and society

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3 Kapitel samlingsverk
3 Artikel i vetenskaplig tidskrift

AI and patients’ rights: Transparency and information flows as situated principles in public health care
Högberg, C. & Larsson, S., 2022 jan 24, (Accepted/In press) De Lege – Yearbook Uppsala Faculty of Law 2021: Law, AI & Digitalization. de Vries, K. & Dahlberg, M. (red.). Uppsala: Iustus förlag, 18 s. (De Lege; vol. 2021).
Forskningsoutput: Kapitel i bok/rapport/Conference proceeding › Kapitel samlingsverk › Forskning
AI i offentlig sektor: Från etiska riktlinjer till lagstiftning
Larsson, S. & Ledendal, J., 2022 jan 24, (Accepted/In press) De Lege årsbok 2021: Law, AI & Digitalization. de Vries, K. & Dahlberg, M. (red.). Uppsala: Iustus förlag, 21 s. (De Lege årsbok; vol. 2021).
Forskningsoutput: Kapitel i bok/rapport/Conference proceeding › Kapitel samlingsverk › Forskning
AI i EU: Etiska riktlinjer som styrmedel
Larsson, S., 2020 feb 5, EU och teknologiskiftet: Europaperspektiv 2020. Årsbok för europaforskning inom ekonomi, juridik och statskunskap. Bakardjieva Engelbrekt, A., Michalski, A. & Oxelheim, L. (red.). Santérus förlag, s. 89 120 s. (Europaperspektiv).
Forskningsoutput: Kapitel i bok/rapport/Conference proceeding › Kapitel samlingsverk › Forskning

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2 Avslutade
4 Aktiva

Automated decision-making – Nordic perspectives
Larsson, S., Ledendal, J., de Vries, K., Heintz, F., Ruckenstein, M., Lomborg, S., Henriksen, A., Söderlund, K. & Högberg, C.
2020/02/03 → 2022/09/30
Projekt: Forskning
AI-transparens och konsumenters tillit
Larsson, S., Heintz, F., Söderlund, K., Haresamudram, P. K. & Tanqueray, L.
2020/01/01 → 2024/12/31
Projekt: Forskning
AIR Lund: AIR Lund - Användning av artificiell intelligens inom registerforskning
Björk, J., Ohlsson, M., Melander, O., Ekelund, U., Larsson, S., Mattsson, T., Mokhtari, A., de Vries, K., Nilsson, A., Lingman, M., Pashami, S., Ottosson, F., Larsson, A. E., Henriksen, A., Högberg, C., Olsson, M., Nyström, A., Olsson de Capretz, P., Björkelund, A., Nilsson, A., Åkesson, A., Nordberg, A., Ekström, M., Tolestam Heyman, E. & Lundager Forberg, J.
2018/07/01 → 2023/12/31
Projekt: Forskning

4 Framträdande i media
4 Inbjuden talare
1 Organiserat av föreläsning/debatt/seminarium för allmänheten
1 Deltagit i workshop/ seminarium/ kurs
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- 1 Föreläsning/debatt/seminarium för allmänheten

Interview about the upcoming EU artificial intelligence regulation
Stefan Larsson (intervjuad)
2021 apr 26
Aktivitet: Annan › Framträdande i media
”Så kan Sverige ta ledning i tillförlitlig användning av ai”
Stefan Larsson (medverkande)
2021 maj 12
Aktivitet: Annan › Framträdande i media
AI and Society: On the governance of artificial intelligence
Stefan Larsson (Huvudtalare)
2021 apr 28
Aktivitet: Föredrag eller presentation › Inbjuden talare

Medlem i Tillväxtanalys referensgrupp till projektet Hur påverkar reglering Sveriges innovationskraft
Larsson, Stefan (Mottagare), 2021 sep 21
Pris: Utnämning

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