Intelligenza artificiale, Data Governance ed Equità digitale: tra regolazione giuridica ed Epistemia
AI is no longer just a tool—it’s a socio‑technical infrastructure shaping power, decision‑making, and even how knowledge is produced.
We are trying to reflect on the European debate around AI governance, drawing from the conference “Artificial Intelligence, Data Governance and Digital Equity”. It explores how the EU AI Act, together with GDPR, the Data Governance Act and the Data Act, reframes law as an infrastructure of innovation, embedding legal responsibility directly into system design.
Human oversight and cybersecurity are no longer technical best practices, but binding legal and ethical requirements—especially for high‑risk AI systems. At the same time, the concept of “Epistemia” assume a great value: the risk that fluent, plausible AI outputs are mistaken for real knowledge, eroding cognitive responsibility and institutional decision‑making.
The key message is clear: governing AI is ultimately about governing the conditions of knowledge. European regulation does not try to make AI “human”, but to ensure it never replaces human judgment—keeping responsibility, accountability and democratic rationality at the centre of digital transformation.
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