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At Erasmus's LAIR conference, Julia Krämer discusses whether the EU AI Act delivers on its promises, from transparency rules to regulating companion bots

This question is at the center of Tabea Krauss’s research project. Krauss recently visited the University of Zurich and tells us more about her visit.

France bans advertising for ultra fast fashion brands like Shein and Temu from 2027. Researcher Meyermans Spelmans explains the legal stakes.

Professor Buijsen previously saw no scope for the decriminalisation of abortion. He now outlines what a concrete alternative might look like.

Can technology help foster a sense of community and a positive sense of safety? Majsa Storbeck talks about the ‘Cleaning & Greening the City’ research project

The core question in this edition of the Perspectives on Sustainability series was how a post-industrial city can become greener, fairer and more resilient.

Law student Daan Bieshaar wins the Hermes Kring Londen Thesis Award 2025 for research on the high entry barriers to mass claims under the WAMCA.

Prosecuting influencers who spread medical misinformation? It’s more complicated from a legal perspective than it seems, explains Professor of Health Law

A deepdive into the possibilities and implications of technology for human rights

Smits and Tilgner, recently joined the Global Law & Business Seminar at Columbia Law School and reflect on their visit.