Vol. 9 No. 3 (2025): University of Vienna Law Review: Young Digital Law Special Issue

Articles

• Bias in Law-Making – How Assumptions About Technology, Trustworthiness, and Human Agency Underpin European Digital Law Editorial

  Lukas Faymann, Florian Sebastian Werni

  i-iii

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• Legal Requirements for Human Oversight Within the AI-Act-Proposal

  Moritz Griesel, Tizian Matschak

  1-34

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• Enterprise Liability for Human-AI-Decisions A Multidisciplinary Approach for Identifying Principals’ Duties of Care

  Ann-Kristin Mayrhofer

  35-63

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• Implementation of Digital Data Erasure An Interdisciplinary Perspective

  Yann Conti, Yann Schoenenberger

  64-98

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• Balancing Bias Mitigation and Data Protection in AI-Driven Healthcare Insights from the European Health Data Space, AI Act and GDPR

  Fatma Sümeyra Doğan

  99-123

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• Platform Practice and Non-Discrimination Conceptions of Equality, Systemic Risks, and Data Bias in the DSA

  Felicitas Rachinger

  124-139

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• The “Governance Turn” in EU Digital Policy The Regulatory Instruments for Regulating AI and Digital Services

  Simona Stockreiter

  140-168

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• Legislative Bias and RIA Case Study of Article 17 CDSM in Czech Republic, Public Choice Theory and Cognitive Biases

  Ondřej Woznica, Michal Vosinek

  169-193

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