- to understand the role of (new) technologies in ODR
- to have an overview of possibilities of AI in ODR (with focus on assistive technologies)
- to understand the impact of AI Act on ODR
- to have an overview of ODR Directive
- to understand the differences between courts and ODR and its implications
- to understand the challanges of using technologies in dispute resolution
Law of Domain Names and Online Marketing
Technical aspects of ODR - promises of AI and its regulation
Objectives
Literature
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