« The Democratic Limits of Algorithmic Law»

Conference organized by le Master Droit public comparé et le Master Droit comparé des affaires.

Intervenant: Michael LIVERMORE, Professeur à University of Virginia School of Law.

Governments increasingly rely on algorithms to make legal and administrative decisions, raising concerns about bias, error, and opacity. This talk focuses on a deeper risk: the potential for even well-designed algorithmic law to erode the institutional basis of democratic governance.

Registration required : cdpc@assas-universite.fr