Titlebook: Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Powered Public Service Delivery in Estonia; Opportunities and Le Martin Ebers,Paloma Kr??t Tup

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Delegation of Administrative Powers to AI Systems,sks would constitute delegation of state powers. This question is analyzed against the backdrop of the CE and the administrative-law framework. In conjunction with this, the chapter also highlights certain AI use cases that would not constitute delegation of state power. The aim behind scrutinizing

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Fairness and Equal Treatment, overview of the anti discrimination laws and norms in force in the EU and Estonia and discusses the challenges brought to these by way of development of algorithmic decision-making systems. Besides the glaring gaps in the legal framework for enforcing non-discrimination laws in the EU in respect of

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Final Conclusions and Recommendations,sider for strengthening algorithm-related accountability, with special regard to the adoption of principles and guidelines for public administration, the prohibition of certain AI systems, rules for high-risk AI systems, rules on delegation of powers, transparency mechanisms, clarification to anti d

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Outlook, because it is difficult—at this point of time—to assess the advantages and disadvantages as well as the ethical and legal implications of this new technology. In addition, the discussion about the legal framework is also currently very much in flux at both the European and national (Estonian) level

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RATAN-600: The Lord Ring Staring at Sky,. in 2021. This holds especially true in the area of public administration: 99% of the country’s public services are available online 24/7, with the Internet replacing the need to visit the relevant authorities. Changing your place of residence, buying a car, or setting up a company takes just some

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