Research

My current research is developed along three dimensions. 

In the theoretical dimension, I investigate the concepts that legislators and regulators mobilize in order to deal with deep uncertainty, with particular attention to strategies used to navigate technological uncertainty (and what distinguishes it from scientific uncertainty).

In the methodological dimension, I propose a need to focus on the practices of regulators and regulated actors in technology regulation, with special attention to the decisions they make when applying technology-neutral regulation.

In the doctrinal dimension, I deploy the theoretical and methodological insights mentioned above to examine the legal framework governing artificial intelligence and cybersecurity in the EU, as well as the interplay between the approaches adopted in the EU and those adopted in other jurisdictions.

• Technical AI Transparency: A Legal View of the Black Box (last revised 15 January 2025).

• Two Dogmas of Technology-Neutral Regulation (last revised 14 October 2024).