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Call for Researchers of the Chair of History and Philosophy of Sciences ‘Free your inner Llama’ (2022-2024)
We are delighted to announce that Mireille Hildebrandt will hold the Casterman-Hamers Chair on the History and Philosophy of Sciences in 2022-2024.
... »Hildebrandt speaks on what the AI regulation means for the Belgian AI ecosystem (18 May 2021)
AI4Belgium Ethics & Law is bringing together AI policy experts to provide insights about the content and consequences of the AI Regulation.
... »Hildebrandt on ‘Understanding Law and the Rule of Law: A Plea to Augment CS Curricula’
A new article has been published in the Communications of the ACM. ‘Understanding Law and the Rule of Law: A Plea to Augment CS Curricula’ by Mireille Hildebrandt can be accessed here.
... »Hildebrandt speaks on ‘legal tech’ at the Flemish Association of Lawyers (6 May 2021)
What is the status of integration of ‘legal tech’ in the legal practice? What does the implementation of intelligent legal software mean for the relationship between the legal practitioner and the client? And what does it mean for the relationship between the litigant and the law? These and other questions will be addressed by Mireille Hildebrandt in her talk at the Flemish Association of Lawyers.
... »Hildebrandt speaks on ‘Text-Driven Jurisdiction in Cyberspace’ (26 April 2021)
The WG Hart legal workshop on ‘New Perspectives on Jurisdiction and the Criminal Law’ organised by the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies will take place on 26-28 April 2021.
... »Hildebrandt to take part in the ‘Courts as law-makers for the internet?’ workshop (22 April 2021)
‘Courts of the future - the future of courts’ is an online workshop series organised by the Leibniz Institute for Media Research - Hans Bredow Institute that takes a deep dive into the role of technology in and in front of courts, of platform courts and of the use of courts to effect social changes.
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