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  • ISSN 2942-4380
  • eISSN 2942-4372
  • Language: English

AIRe – Journal of AI Law and Regulation

AIRe 1/2025 – The Growing Complexity of Regulating AI

Issue 1/2025 of the Journal of AI Law and Regulation (AIRe) is now available. The editorial urges the AI community to continue working towards fairness and non-discrimination in the technology and the field, despite current challenges. The articles section presents in-depth analyses from around the world and on diversity of topics: the design of the US FDA’s software as a medical device approval process, informed by case studies from the EU, Canada and UK; Part I of the comprehensive study of AI ‘law(s)’ in China; an analysis of the explanations concerning decision-making under the GDPR and the AI Act; and an evaluation of the compatibility of existing international risk management standards (ISO) with EU AI Act requirements.

 

In AIRe 1/2025, we feature an opinion piece from the UK’s Digital Regulation Cooperation Forum. It’s a valuable read for gaining a better understanding about cooperation between digital regulators.

 

The reports section updates on many AI developments:

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About AIRe

The Journal of AI Law and Regulation (AIRe) covers diverse fields of law which are affected by AI, such as privacy and data protection, IP, anti-discrimination law, human rights, consumer protection law, as well as sectoral legal developments, e.g. in healthcare, financial services, transport, agriculture. The journal also analyses important judgments that shape the field of AI law and regulation, particularly those by the international courts and tribunals, regional courts (e.g. European Courts), and higher national courts. AIRe is published quarterly and is available in print and online.

Editorial Board

Thomas Burri, University of St. Gallen, Switzerland
Ashley Casovan, IAPP AI Governance Center, Canada
Mark D. Cole, University of Luxembourg/Institute of European Media Law, Luxembourg and Germany
Tatjana Evas, European Commission, Brussels, Belgium
Laura Schertel Mendes, University of Brasilia/Brazilian Institute for Development, Education and Research, Brazil
Brent Mittelstadt, University of Oxford, United Kingdom
Eleonora Rosati, Stockholm University, Sweden
Marc Rotenberg, Center for AI and Digital Policy, USA
Emma Ruttkamp-Bloem, University of Pretoria and Centre for AI Research, South Africa
Indra Spiecker genannt Döhmann, Goethe-University, Frankfurt am Main, Germany
Lee Tiedrich, Duke University, USA
Bart van der Sloot, Tilburg University, Netherlands

Associate Editor (Reports)
Pier Giorgio Chiara, University of Bologna, Italy

Topics covered

We invite submissions that analyse and report on the impact of AI in a diversity of legal fields, such as:

  • consumer law
  • antitrust law
  • contract law
  • tort law
  • product liability
  • content liability
  • criminal law
  • administrative law
  • privacy data protection
  • freedom of speech
  • intellectual property
  • anti-discrimination
  • law enforcement
  • procedural law
  • constitutional law

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