El prof. Presno Linera ha publicado el artículo «Il Regolamento europeo sull’intelligenza artificiale:una regolazione più apocalittica o più integrata?» en la revista Diritto Artificiale, n. 2, 2025, págs. 1 a 25.

Puede consultarse el número completo aquí.

Resumen: The EU AI Act is the final result of a complex negotiation process formally carried out between the European Commission, the European Parliament and the Member States. However, as could be easily noticed, this process was not immune to the pressures exerted by technology companies. The aim was to reconcile a uniform legal framework for the development, market introduction, deployment and use of artificial intelligence systems with a high level of protection of health, safety and the rights enshrined in the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights, including democracy, the rule of law and environmental protection.
In this article, we analyse whether the legal outcome of the negotiation process has resulted in, to paraphrase Umberto Eco, a more apocalyptic or more integrated regulation. The ‘more apocalyptic regulation’ refers to one that prioritizes the defence of fundamental rights against the threats posed to our freedoms by modern artificial intelligence systems. ‘More integrated regulation’ refers to one that explicitly acknowledges that excessive legal obstacles should not be imposed on innovation and technological development and that we must accept certain levels of risk as the price to be paid for the advantages offered by artificial intelligence systems.