Información General

• Autores: Lorenzo Cotino Hueso, Diana Urania Galetta
• Editores: Editoriale Scientifica
• Año de publicación: 2025
• País: Italia
• Idioma: inglés
• ISBN: 979-12-235-0281-5
• Enlaces
  • Texto Completo Libro (pdf)

Resumen

• Trata de un comentario académico exhaustivo y colectivo sobre el Reglamento (UE) 2024/1689 (la Ley de Inteligencia Artificial de la UE). A diferencia de otros códigos comentados que analizan la ley artículo por artículo de forma lineal, esta obra adopta un enfoque sistemático. Esto significa que los capítulos están organizados por grandes bloques temáticos y problemas jurídicos, lo que permite una comprensión más profunda y contextualizada de la norma.

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Listado de artículos

• • ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE ACT AND ITS GLOBAL CONTEXTUALISATION, FROM IBERO-AMERICA AND EUROPE

    • The artificial intelligence act:The european legislator’s responseto the challenges of artificial intelligence

      Alessandro Mantelero

      • Texto Completo Libro

      págs. 41-55

      

    • The Council of Europe Convention on Artificial Intelligenceversus the EU Regulation: two very different legal instruments

      Jacques Ziller

      • Texto Completo Libro

      págs. 59-76

      

    • Artificial intelligence regulation from outsidethe european union: Regulatory impulsesfrom other parts of the worldand a view from iberoamerica

      Juan Gustavo Corvalán, María Victoria Carro

      • Texto Completo Libro

      págs. 77-103

      

  • “ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE”, TERRITORIAL SCOPE AND SCOPE OF THE REGULATION AND ITS RELATIONSHIP WITH DATA PROTECTION

    • What is “artificial intelligence” for the regulation?analysis, delimitation and practical applications

      Lorenzo Cotino Hueso

      • Texto Completo Libro

      págs. 105-114

      

    • The territorial scope of applicationof the artificial intelligence act

      Alfonso Ortega Giménez

      • Texto Completo Libro

      págs. 115-129

      

    • The exclusion of national security, defence,and military artificial intelligence systemsfrom the regulation and the applicable law

      Ángel Gómez de Ágreda

      • Texto Completo Libro

      págs. 131-144

      

    • The artificial intelligence actand the general data protection regulation

      Jesús Jiménez

      • Texto Completo Libro

      págs. 145-178

      

  • ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE PROHIBITED OR UNACCEPTABLE FOR THE REGULATION (ARTICLE 5)

    • Biometric recognition in the artificialintelligence act:Exemptions, prohibitions and high-risk specialties

      Leire Escajedo San Epifanio

      • Texto Completo Libro

      págs. 181-239

      

    • The prohibition of Artificial Intelligence systems that evaluateand classify people based on data that are unrelated to the contextin which they were generated and that lead to discrimination.

      Miguel Ángel Presno Linera

      • Texto Completo Libro

      págs. 241-251

      

    • The content of the so-called “subliminal techniques”and the vulnerabilities of specific groups of peoplein the Artificial Intelligence Act

      Luis M. González de la Garza

      • Texto Completo Libro

      págs. 257-282

      

    • The remaining Artificial Intelligence systems prohibitedor unacceptable in the Artificial Intelligence Act

      Pere Simón Castellano

      • Texto Completo Libro

      págs. 283-294

      

  • HIGH-RISK ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE SYSTEMS: DELIMITATION AND ANALYSIS OF CERTAIN AREAS

    • Scope and Delimitation of High-Risk Systems in theArtificial Intelligence Act

      Lorenzo Cotino Hueso

      • Texto Completo Libro

      págs. 301-325

      

    • The regulation of predictivepolicing systems in the Artificial Intelligence Act

      Fernando Miró Llinares, Mario Santisteban Galarza

      • Texto Completo Libro

      págs. 327-348

      

    • The applicability of the Artificial Intelligence Actto the health sector and specialities regarding its compliance

      Iñigo de Miguel Beriain

      • Texto Completo Libro

      págs. 351-363

      

    • Large Artificial Intelligence platforms and systemsfor political influence: the intersection between the “Digital ServicesAct” and the Artificial Intelligence Act from a risk perspective

      Rosa Cernada Badía

      • Texto Completo Libro

      págs. 387-410

      

  • GENERAL REGIME APPLICABLE TO HIGH-RISK ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE SYSTEMS

    • The implementation of harmonised standards and common specificationsin the field of Artificial Intelligence (Articles 40 and 41 AIA)

      Vicente José Álvarez García

      • Texto Completo Libro

      págs. 415-446

      

    • Conformity assessment in the design and production of ArtificialIntelligence-based systems in the context of the “New Legislative Framework”

      Adrián Palma Ortigosa

      • Texto Completo Libro

      págs. 449-469

      

    • General regime of obligations for providers and deployersin the Artificial Intelligence Act

      Adrián Palma Ortigosa

      • Texto Completo Libro

      págs. 471-496

      

    • Subjects and actors in conformity assessments (notified bodies)

      Ignacio Alamillo Domingo

      • Texto Completo Libro

      págs. 499-520

      

  • THE OBLIGATIONS OF SUPPLIERS AND DEPLOYERS OF HIGH-RISK SYSTEMS

    • The fundamental rights impact assessment by deployersof Artificial Intelligence systems in the Regulation

      Eduard Antoni Chaveli Donet

      • Texto Completo Libro

      págs. 523-564

      

    • Risk management systems as a specific obligation for high-riskArtificial Intelligence systems in Article 9 of the Regulation

      Pere Simón Castellano

      • Texto Completo Libro

      págs. 567-592

      

    • Data and data governance and connections to data protectionprinciples in Article 10 of the Artificial Intelligence Act

      María Loza Corera

      • Texto Completo Libro

      págs. 595-625

      

    • Quality management systems, technical documentationand documentation keeping in the Regulation

      Francisco Ramón Fernández García

      • Texto Completo Libro

      págs. 629-645

      

    • The obligation to keep records of high-risk systemsin the Artificial Intelligence Act

      Wilma Arellano Toledo, Antonio Merchán Murillo

      • Texto Completo Libro

      págs. 649-662

      

    • Transparency and provision of information to deployersin Article 13 of the Artificial Intelligence Act

      María Estrella Gutiérrez David

      • Texto Completo Libro

      págs. 665-713

      

    • Human oversight or monitoring in Article 14 of the ArtificialIntelligence Act: a mere mandatory requirement for high-risk systems?

      Guillermo Lazcoz Moratinos

      • Texto Completo Libro

      págs. 717-737

      

    • Accuracy and robustness of high-risk Artificial Intelligencesystems in Article 15 of the Artificial Intelligence Act

      Ana Aba-Catoira

      • Texto Completo Libro

      págs. 739-759

      

    • Cybersecurity in high-risk Artificial Intelligence systems in Article 15 of the Artificial Intelligence Act

      Marco Emilio Sánchez Acevedo

      • Texto Completo Libro

      págs. 760-783

      

    • Post-market monitoring on high-risk AI systems in the ArtificialIntelligence Act. Description, measures and use cases

      Idoia Salazar, Miguel Ángel Liébanas

      • Texto Completo Libro

      págs. 785-796

      

  • GENERAL-PURPOSE ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE, NON-HIGH-RISK SYSTEMS AND ARTICLE 50 SYSTEMS

    • General-purpose Artificial Intelligence, foundational models(and “GPT Chat”) in the Artificial Intelligence Act

      José Antonio Castillo Parrilla

      • Texto Completo Libro

      págs. 801-822

      

    • Codes of conduct, seals or certifications for Artificial Intelligencesystems that are not high risk (Article 95 of the AI Act)

      Lorenzo Cotino Hueso

      • Texto Completo Libro

      págs. 825-838

      

    • Article 50 of the AI Act and the transparency obligationsfor providers and deployers of certain ArtificialIntelligence systems

      Agustí Cerrillo i Martínez

      • Texto Completo Libro

      págs. 841-862

      

  • SANDBOX, GOVERNANCE, OVERSIGHT, SANCTIONS, RIGHTS AND CONFIDENTIALITY IN THE REGULATION

    • Sandbox, controlled spaces and real-world testing of ArtificialIntelligence systems in the Regulation. Measures for SMEs,startups and micro-enterprises

      Lorenzo Cotino Hueso

      • Texto Completo Libro

      págs. 867-895

      

    • Governance and oversight of the Artificial Intelligence Act:market surveillance authorities, the Commissionand the various entities

      Juan Carlos Hernández Peña

      • Texto Completo Libro

      págs. 899-929

      

    • The sanctioning regime in the Artificial Intelligence Act

      F. Javier Sempere

      • Texto Completo Libro

      págs. 931-951

      

    • Right to lodge a complaint and right to an explanation.Means of redress for individuals in the Artificial Intelligence Act

      Aurelio López-Tarruella Martínez

      • Texto Completo Libro

      págs. 955-983

      

    • Access to documents and confidentiality in the ArtificialIntelligence Act

      Gabriele Vestri

      • Texto Completo Libro

      págs. 985-994