A much-needed rights-based framework for addressing the human rights challenges posed by the increased use of artificial intelligence by public actors.
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Elif Biber is a Legal Scholar in European Public Law and Digitalisation at the University of Luxembourg. She was also an academic visitor at the Oxford Institute for Ethics in AI (May & June 2025). Since February 2023, she is the Head of Digital Rights at the Digital Constitutionalist.
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