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TILTing Perspectives Conference 2026 “Between Values and Innovation: Tech Governance in a Multicentric World”. Many of our readers and contributors would be interested in submitting work/attending the TILTing conferences organised by our host institute, TILT.


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11 July 2025

Articles

Nafiye Yücedağ, Elif Beyza Akkanat Öztürk, Şehriban İpek Aşıkoğlu
336-354
Pay or Consent Models in Europe: Already Outdated or an Overlooked Crisis in Freely Given Consent?
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Andrew Murray, Mark Leiser
137-171
Rethinking Safety-by-Design and Techno-Solutionism for the Regulation of Child Sexual Abuse Material
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Tommaso Fia, Gijs van Maanen
114-136
Through thick and thin: data commons, community and the struggle for collective data governance
pdf
Kasia Söderlund
97-113
High-risk AI transparency? On qualified transparency mandates for oversight bodies under the EU AI Act
pdf
Yiheng Lu
81-95
Reforming Copyright Law for AI-Generated Content: Copyright Protection, Authorship and Ownership
pdf
Paul Quinn
60-80
Health Data Access Bodies under the European Health Data Space – A technocratic colossus or rubber stamp forum?
pdf
Richard Mackenzie-Gray Scott, Lilian Edwards
37-59
The Inscrutable Code? The Deficient Scrutiny Problem of Automated Government
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Jessica Commins, Kristina Irion
1-36
Towards Planet Proof Computing: Law and Policy of Data Centre Sustainability in the European Union
pdf

Special Issue: TILTing 2024

Sabrina Kutscher
316-334
The EU AI Act: Law of Unintended Consequences?
pdf
Xavier Tracol
289-315
The Use of Facial Recognition Technologies by Law Enforcement Authorities in the US and the EU: Towards a Convergence on Regulation?
pdf
Morraya Benhammou
263-288
Beyond the prompt: The Role of User Behavior in Shaping AI-misalignment and Societal Knowledge
pdf
Maria Vittoria Zucca, Gaia Fiorinelli
247-262
Regulating AI to Combat Tech-Crimes: Fighting the Misuse of Generative AI for Cyber Attacks and Digital Offenses
pdf
Paige Benton
232-246
The Commodification of Attention, Distrust & Resentment: a Threat to (Rawlsian) Justice
pdf
Tim de Jonge, Frederik Zuiderveen Borgesius
214-231
Mitigating Digital Discrimination in Dating Apps – The Dutch Breeze case
pdf
Duong Thuy Pham, Tronel Joubert
194-213
Mitigating Generative AI’s negative impact on indigenous knowledge from international and Vietnamese laws perspectives
pdf
Vicky Breemen, Kelly Breemen
175-193
‘Slow libraries’ and ‘Cultural AI':: Reassessing technology regulation in the context of digitalised cultural heritage data
pdf
dr. Sunimal Mendis, dr. Marco Bassini, dr. Friso Bostoen, dr. Max Baumgart, Shweta Degalahal, dr. Brenda Espinosa Apráez, dr. Aviva de Groot
172-174
TILTing 2024 Special Issue introduction
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Technology and Regulation (TechReg) is a new interdisciplinary journal of law, technology and society. TechReg provides an open-access platform for disseminating original research on the legal and regulatory challenges posed by existing and emerging technologies.

The Editor-in-Chief is Professor Ronald Leenes of the Tilburg Law School. Our Editorial Board Committee comprises a distinguished panel of international experts in law, regulation, technology and society across different disciplines and domains.

TechReg aspires to become the leading outlet for scholarly research on technology and regulation topics, and has been conceived to be as accessible as possible for both authors and readers.