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Qualified Cross-References as a Verification Method: The Normative Environment of the EU AI Act
Legal cross-references are commonly represented as links between instruments or provisions. In a curated legal knowledge base, a link must also identify the legal character of the interaction, its supporting provisions and conditions, and remain consistent from either instrument. This paper presents
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