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Protecting Human Rights through Artificial Intelligence Law and Governance Initiatives: a Multi-Level Comparative Analysis
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Taking a law and governance approach, this article addresses the issue of legal certainty in international human rights law as it applies to artificial intelligence (AI). After briefly introducing main issues concerning legal certainty in this context, the article conducts a comparative analysis of
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