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Law, Technologies and Artificial Intelligence

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Law, Technologies and Artificial Intelligence

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Course tags
Giurisprudenza/Law
Language
English
Modality
Self paced
Course open
August 2026
Training hours
9
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Attendance Certificate
Admission fee
Free

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This course explores the interaction between law, emerging technologies, and artificial intelligence. It examines how digital technologies are reshaping legal systems, governance structures, and regulatory frameworks. Adopting an interdisciplinary legal approach, the course focuses on three main perspectives: civil law, criminal law, and public law and it explores the legal challenges posed by artificial intelligence, including issues related to accountability, transparency, data protection, and fundamental rights.
Through the analysis of contemporary legal developments and case studies, the course examines key issues related to the application of artificial intelligence in law and society.

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Andrea Bertolini

Andrea Bertolini is Associate Professor of Private Law at the at the Dirpolis Institute, Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna, and adjunct professor in private law at the University of Pisa.
He is the director and scientific coordinator of the European Centre of Excellence on the Regulation of Robotics and AI (EURA, www.eura.satannapisa.it ), whose purpose is to promote innovative multidisciplinary research, offer advanced educational programs, and foster the dialogue with policy makers, increasing social awareness and promoting an informed debate on technology regulation, robotics and AI primarily.

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Francesca Biondi Dal Monte

Francesca Biondi Dal Monte is Associate Professor of Constitutional Law at the Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna and  Vice Dean of the Class of Social Sciences. She coordinates the DREAM research area (Data, Research and Analysis on Migration) and the Legal Clinic on Immigration and Asylum. Her research interests include the protection of fundamental rights, immigration and citizenship, public law and data science, sources of law, parliamentary law, welfare systems.

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GAIA FIORINELLI

Gaia Fiorinelli is Assistant Professor of Criminal Law at Sant’Anna School of Advanced Studies. Her research focuses on the impact of digitalization on criminal law and justice.

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GIUSEPPE MARTINICO

Full Professor of Comparative Public Law at the Sant’Anna School of Advanced Studies, Pisa, where he also serves as co-director of the Sant’Anna Legal Studies programme.

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Course outline

Law, Technologies and Artificial Intelligence

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Welcome to the course
Initial feedback
Artificial Intelligence does not exist! Defying the technology neutrality narrative in AI regulation
A Risk-Management Approach to AI Regulation. Compensation as the main function of liability rules
Synthesis
Criminal Law and “AI Crime”: Responsibility, Agency, and Misuse
Criminal Justice in the Age of AI: From Rules to Principles
Synthesis
The Digital Constituent: Transparency and Participation
Does AI Need a Constitution?
Synthesis
Summing up the course
Course feedback
Final Test
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Learning outcomes

At the end of the course, students will be able to:

  • Understand and critically assess the regulatory frameworks governing the use of technologies and AI in legal sector;
  • Analyze legal risks and liability issues associated with automated decision-making systems and AI-driven technologies;
  • Evaluate the implications of artificial intelligence for fundamental rights, legal accountability, and the functioning of public institutions;
  • Apply legal concepts and regulatory principles to practical cases involving artificial intelligence and digital technologies.

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Target audience

Undergraduate students and PhD students 

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Enrolment and Attendance certificate

The course is free of charge. An attendance certificate will be issued to learners who successfully complete the required activities.

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