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Technical compliance alone cannot prevent high-risk AI systems from undermining equality and privacy, warns a report by the EU Agency for Fundamental Rights. buff.ly/o6T7ta4
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Courts should apply stricter scrutiny to laws delegating power directly to the President while preserving agency discretion, argues David B. Froomkin of @UHLaw. buff.ly/gAZLaS6
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The EU’s risk-based AI framework needs stronger safeguards to protect fundamental rights, including clearer oversight standards and ongoing monitoring, finds a report by the EU Agency for Fundamental Rights. buff.ly/o6T7ta4
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The nondelegation doctrine should constrain presidential power rather than undermine agency authority, argues David B. Froomkin of @UHLaw. buff.ly/gAZLaS6
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Policymakers should address robotaxi pollution, congestion, and privacy risks while promoting competition, argue Bryant Walker Smith of @UofSCLaw and Matthew T. Wansley of @CardozoLaw. buff.ly/qXwVG35
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A report by the EU Agency for Fundamental Rights finds that existing risk assessments for high-risk AI systems often overlook fundamental rights, calling for stronger oversight. buff.ly/o6T7ta4
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Ieri alla Penn Carey Law School della University of Pennsylvania, su invito dell’ateneo, ho tenuto una lectio magistralis sulla semplificazione normativa come leva per la competitività, la libertà e la qualità della democrazia. Ho illustrato l’esperienza italiana: dall’abrogazione di oltre 30 mila norme al riordino della legislazione, fino alla Valutazione di Impatto Generazionale, per valutare gli effetti delle decisioni di oggi sui giovani. La sfida e gli obiettivi sono chiari: meno norme e regole migliori. Uno Stato non si misura dalla quantità delle leggi, ma dalla capacità di risolvere i problemi di cittadini, famiglie e imprese. 🇮🇹🇺🇸 @pennlaw @Penn
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A recent essay calls for stronger textile export regulations and producer responsibility to prevent American fast fashion waste from burdening communities in the Global South. buff.ly/MK6Cm8C
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Pennsylvanians should have an opportunity to contest the grounds for losing their firearm rights before an indefinite restriction takes effect, argues Jonathan S. Goldstein of @pennlaw. buff.ly/3uBtC8k
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An article by David B. Froomkin of @UHLaw argues that courts should scrutinize congressional delegations to the President more closely than those to agencies. buff.ly/gAZLaS6
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Robotaxis could improve transportation but also increase congestion, surveillance, and market concentration, argue Bryant Walker Smith of @UofSCLaw and Matthew T. Wansley of @CardozoLaw. buff.ly/qXwVG35
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A recent essay argues that the United States should require exported secondhand clothing to be wearable rather than allowing unusable garments to become waste in developing countries. buff.ly/MK6Cm8C
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Pennsylvania law allows a physician’s certification to trigger an indefinite firearms ban without a prior hearing, raising constitutional concerns, argues Jonathan S. Goldstein of @pennlaw. buff.ly/3uBtC8k
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An article by Bryant Walker Smith of @UofSCLaw and Matthew T. Wansley of @CardozoLaw proposes a regulatory framework to address robotaxi risks while expanding mobility. buff.ly/qXwVG35
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A recent essay argues that Americans’ clothing donations often export environmental hazards to countries in the Global South, calling for stricter standards on secondhand clothing exports. buff.ly/MK6Cm8C
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In a recent essay, Jonathan S. Goldstein of @pennlaw argues that Pennsylvania’s automatic firearm restrictions following involuntary psychiatric holds raise serious due process concerns. buff.ly/3uBtC8k
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In this week’s Saturday Seminar, scholars debate how federal climate deregulation and shifting federal-state authority affect state climate initiatives, environmental protections, and long-term policy stability. buff.ly/AYLGBKG
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Lawmakers should require algorithmic transparency and stronger tenant protections to prevent property technology from deepening housing inequality, argues Michele Estrin Gilman of the University of Baltimore School of Law. buff.ly/cM4pmZo
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Join us @pennlaw this Fri., 10/23 for “Administrative Law’s New Era,” with @NicholasBednar @BrianDFeinstein @rgoodlaw @ronmlevin @NinaMendelson @Jennifer_Nou @AJosephOConnell @ksabeelrahman @MargoRusconi @AmandaShanor @kateashaw1 @RKellySlaughter Info: buff.ly/y5KK96P
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Property technology can reinforce housing discrimination through automated tenant screening and surveillance, so policymakers should strengthen oversight, argues Michele Estrin Gilman of the University of Baltimore School of Law. buff.ly/cM4pmZo
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