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AI-Assisted Cyberattacks on Privacy: Challenges for Private International Law
This article examines the challenges posed by AI-assisted infringements of personality rights for the system of private international law within the European Union. It argues that the existing jurisdictional framework, particularly under the Brussels I Regulation (recast), is not fully a
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