EUROPEAN UNION LAW AND MITIGATION OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE-RELATED DISCRIMINATION RISKS IN THE PRIVATE SECTOR: WITH SPECIAL FOCUS ON THE PROPOSED ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE ACT

European Union Law and Mitigation of Artificial Intelligence-Related Discrimination Risks in the Private Sector: With Special Focus on the Proposed Artificial Intelligence Act

Integrating AI systems into decision-making processes in the private sector may place the right to non-discrimination in danger.In order to illustrate this threat, risky fields in the private sector, namely employment, banking, advertising, pricing and insurance, were investigated in this paper with authentic examples of AI-related discrimination.T

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Phenotypic and genetic consequences of protein damage.

Although the genome contains all the information necessary for maintenance and perpetuation of life, it is the proteome that repairs, duplicates and expresses the genome and actually performs most cellular functions.Here we reveal strong phenotypes of physiological oxidative proteome damage at the functional and genomic levels.Genome-wide mutations

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Impact of psychosocial status on liver transplant process

Liver transplant candidates and recipients are at high risk of psychological distress.Social, psychological and psychiatric patterns seem to influence morbidity and mortality of patients before and after transplant.An accurate organ allocation is mandatory to guarantee an optimal graft and recipient survival.In this context, the Baking Set pre-tran

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