Ius et Veritas

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This journal focuses on the legal and ethical implications of artificial intelligence (IA) and automated decision-making systems, particularly within public administration and the protection of fundamental rights. It examines regulatory frameworks, such as the EU's AI Regulation, and their impact on transparency, accountability, and procedural guarantees. The scope also includes the application of IA in areas like public procurement, environmental certification, and data protection, as well as the challenges posed by emerging technologies like deepfakes and their intersection with personal image rights.

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