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Law and Artificial Intelligence — Ricardo Rivero Ortega

Ricardo Rivero Ortega: Law Collection

Law and Artificial Intelligence

Four Studies

by Ricardo Rivero Ortega

Four studies on artificial intelligence and public administration: Big Data, algorithmic bias, predictive policing and the limits to replacing public employees with algorithms.

ENLaw and Artificial Intelligence

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PTDireito e Inteligência Artificial

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About this work

Neither apocalypse nor naive enthusiasm: a realist approach to regulating artificial intelligence in the public sphere. Governments already use algorithms to manage data, detect fraud, anticipate crime and process files. How should the law respond? In four connected studies, Ricardo Rivero Ortega argues that lists of ethical principles are not enough, and that a guarantee-based overreaction that ignores how the technology works is just as harmful. What is needed are precise duties, effective oversight and sanctions grounded in facts.

The studies cover smart public management and Big Data, with their real applications, risks and limits; algorithms and their biases of sex and gender; predictive policing, from science fiction to «PreCrime» reality, and the guarantees it requires; and the constitutional limits to replacing civil servants with algorithms. An introductory essay discusses ethics versus regulation and whether a specialized AI agency is needed.

Translated from the Spanish original, Derecho e inteligencia artificial. Cuatro estudios. Also available in Brazilian Portuguese: Direito e Inteligência Artificial. Quatro estudos.

Who it is for. For scholars and students of public law, regulators, public managers and anyone following the debate on AI governance.

Contents

An introduction and four studies

  1. Introduction: Law and Artificial Intelligence
  2. Smart Public Management, Innovation, and Information: Opportunities and Risks of Administrative Big Data
  3. Algorithms, Biases, Sexes, and Genders: The Good Sense of the Law
  4. Algorithms, Artificial Intelligence, and Predictive Policing in the Surveillance State
  5. Algorithms and Public Employees: Constitutional Limits and the Silence of the Legislature
  6. Bibliography

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