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An Overview of the Risk-based Model of AI Governance
Veve Fry
This research examines risk-based approaches to AI regulation across Europe, North America, and Australia, with particular attention to the EU AI Act. The author critiques how current governance frameworks conflate risk and harm, arguing that risk assessment methodologies reproduce existing inequali...
The Role of Artificial Intelligence in Scientific Research — A Science for Policy, European Perspective
E. Purificato, D. Bili, R. Jungnickl, V. Ruiz Serra, J. Fabiani
This report examines how artificial intelligence is transforming the scientific process across hypothesis generation, experimental design, data analysis, and peer review. It addresses opportunities for EU research excellence alongside risks including algorithmic bias, reproducibility challenges, and...
The Ghost of AI Governance Past, Present and Future: AI Governance in the European Union
Charlotte Stix
This paper examines how the European Union functions as a third way to govern AI beyond the US-China competition framework. It explores three dimensions: the EU's coherent and comprehensive approach to AI governance emphasising ethical and trustworthy development; digital sovereignty through the len...