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e-PIAF is a faculty research unit dedicated to fundamental theoretical and practical issues related to digitally transforming governments and administrations.

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Research Center

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Automated Democracy

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Artificial Intelligence in Justice

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Consulting

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Digital Signature

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Use of New Data

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Smart Mobility

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e-PIAF on LinkedIn

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Legal Framework for AI

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AI systems in the judiciary: typologization

Excerpt NZZ

AI - panacea or gigantic bubble?

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Legal opinion on protection against algorithmic discrimination published

Cover Monitor democracy-compatible digitization

Study: "Democracy-compatible" digitalization monitor published

[Translate to English:] Ausschnitt FAZ

Digitally transforming our democracy in the right way

Anthology: A legal framework for AI in Switzerland

Anthology: A legal framework for AI in Switzerland

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Panel discussion at the Handelsblatt GovTech Summit in Berlin

View of the NZZ

The great illusion - Unexpected consequences of state digitization

View of the newspaper

The true expenses of artificial intelligence

View the webinar

Webinar of the SATW Expert Group AI Law and Technology

Presentation

Presentation "Traceable algorithms: a legal framework for the use of AI"

Editorial in SJZ

Editorial in Schweizerische Juristen-Zeitung (SJZ)

Electronic synapses in e-PIAF style

White paper on transparency through the written motivation of algorithm-based rulings

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White paper on transparency through a public register on the use of artificial intelligence (AI)

[Translate to English:] Hand über dem Chatverlauf auf einem Display.

Article on the protection of legitimate expectations in the event of incorrect information from public administrations via chatbots

Buchcover von Automated Democracy

Book "Automated Democracy - Die Neuverteilung von Macht und Einfluss im digitalen Staat" published by Herder Verlag

Deckblatt der Präsentation

Presentation on "AI - Legal Challenges & Developments in the Swiss Confederation and in Europe"

Bild der Buchvorderseite, erschienen bei Springer Vieweg

Book on automated public transport published

Ausschnitt der Publikation, auf dem Bild ein Raum mit vielen Robotern, im e-PIAF-Stil

Domain-specific training: The holy grail for ChatGPT & Co.

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The great confusion - AI and automation in government and business

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Blog post on Automation of Tax Procedures in French

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AI in the Public Sector – Video and Slides available

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Essay on automation and risk management systems

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Essay on Mobility-as-a-Service published

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Conference report published: First findings on transparency, discrimination and manipulation

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New publication on rulings and automated individual decision-making

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Conference report "State and Data" published

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Presentation on possibilities and limits of AI

Scene of the conference "State and Data" in the Pro Iure Auditorium of the Basel Law Faculty with listening participants in the foreground and the organizer Prof. Nadja Braun Binder in the center of the picture.

Review: State and Data Conference

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Presentation on AI in the Public Administration

Portrait of Prof. Nadja Braun Binder, one of the Digital Shapers 2022.

Digital Shapers 2022

Interview with FSO Director Georges-Simon Ulrich

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Paper on Face Recognition

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