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Compliance by Design Methodologies in the Legal Governance Schemes of European Data Spaces
Kossay Talmoudi, Khalid Choukri and Isabelle Gavanon |
pp. 1‑5 |
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A Legal Framework for Natural Language Model Training in Portugal
Ruben Almeida and Evelin Amorim |
pp. 6‑12 |
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Intellectual property rights at the training, development and generation stages of Large Language Models
Christin Kirchhübel and Georgina Brown |
pp. 13‑18 |
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Ethical Issues in Language Resources and Language Technology – New Challenges, New Perspectives
Pawel Kamocki and Andreas Witt |
pp. 19‑23 |
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Legal and Ethical Considerations that Hinder the Use of LLMs in a Finnish Institution of Higher Education
Mika Hämäläinen |
pp. 24‑27 |
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Implications of Regulations on Large Generative AI Models in the Super-Election Year and the Impact on Disinformation
Vera Schmitt, Jakob Tesch, Eva Lopez, Tim Polzehl, Aljoscha Burchardt, Konstanze Neumann, Salar Mohtaj and Sebastian Möller |
pp. 28‑38 |
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Selling Personal Information: Data Brokers and the Limits of US Regulation
Denise DiPersio |
pp. 39‑46 |
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What Can I Do with this Data Point? Towards Modeling Legal and Ethical Aspects of Linguistic Data Collection and (Re-)use
Annett Jorschick, Paul T. Schrader and Hendrik Buschmeier |
pp. 47‑51 |
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Data-Envelopes for Cultural Heritage: Going beyond Datasheets
Maria Eskevich and Mrinalini Luthra |
pp. 52‑65 |
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Emotional Toll and Coping Strategies: Navigating the Effects of Annotating Hate Speech Data
Maryam M. AlEmadi and Wajdi Zaghouani |
pp. 66‑72 |
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User Perspective on Anonymity in Voice Assistants – A comparison between Germany and Finland
Ingo Siegert, Silas Rech, Tom Bäckström and Matthias Haase |
pp. 73‑78 |
