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Volume 48, April 2023

Special Section: Artificial Intelligence and Data Protection in Latin America

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    Ana Brian Nougrères:
    Foreword: The need for a right-based and multidisciplinary approach to frame AI and data governance in Latin America. 105760
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    Pablo Trigo Kramcsák:
    Can legitimate interest be an appropriate lawful basis for processing Artificial Intelligence training datasets? 105765
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    Paula Pedigoni Ponce:
    Direct and indirect discrimination applied to algorithmic systems: Reflections to Brazil. 105766
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    Luca Belli, Yasmin Curzi, Walter B. Gaspar:
    AI regulation in Brazil: Advancements, flows, and need to learn from the data protection experience. 105767

Special Section: Trust and Human-Centric AI

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    Xavier Tracol:
    The joined cases of Dwyer, SpaceNet and VD and SR before the European Court of Justice: The judgments of the Grand Chamber about data retention continue falling on deaf ears in Member States. 105773

Special Section: Trust and Human-Centric AI

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    Zhiyuan Guo:
    Regulating the use of electronic evidence in Chinese courts: Legislative efforts, academic debates and practical applications. 105774
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    David Restrepo Amariles:
    FOREWORD. 105784

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    Lanfang Fei:
    Regulation under administrative guidance: The case of China's forcing interoperability on digital platforms. 105786
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    Siena Anstis, Niamh Leonard, Jonathon W. Penney:
    Moving from secrecy to transparency in the offensive cyber capabilities sector: The case of dual-use technologies exports. 105787
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    Ot van Daalen, Joris Van Hoboken, M. Rucz:
    Export control of cybersurveillance items in the new dual-use regulation: The challenges of applying human rights logic to export control. 105789
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    Paddy Leerssen:
    An end to shadow banning? Transparency rights in the Digital Services Act between content moderation and curation. 105790

Special Section: Post-mortem personality, privacy, and digital legacy: Interdisciplinary perspectives

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Special Section: Trust and Human-Centric AI

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    David Restrepo Amariles, Pablo Marcello Baquero:
    Promises and limits of law for a human-centric artificial intelligence. 105795

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    A. M. Mooij:
    Reconciling transparency and privacy through the European Digital Identity. 105796
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    Rostam J. Neuwirth:
    Prohibited artificial intelligence practices in the proposed EU artificial intelligence act (AIA). 105798
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    Marta Cantero Gamito:
    The European Media Freedom Act (EMFA) as meta-regulation. 105799
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    Olga Kokoulina:
    Tell me who your contacts are, or what can we learn from standard setting in the context of COVID-19 tracing apps. 105802

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