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Fundamental Rights Impact Assessment and Algorithmic Public Administration: What South-East European Public Authorities Can Learn from the EU AI Act

The central legal question is not whether AI will replace the civil servant, but whether it will quietly reshape the legal conditions under which public authority is exercised. When an algorithm ranks, flags, predicts or recommends within an administrative procedure, digitalisation gives way to something more consequential: algorithmic public power. This is why the Fundamental …

Legal alignment with the EU AI Act in Bosnia and Herzegovina: Balancing Innovation and Human Rights

Artificial intelligence is no longer an abstract concept, a futuristic idea, or a buzzword. As it becomes embedded in everyday life, the question is no longer whether we regulate but rather how fast and how well we do it. As the countries of the Western Balkans move closer to EU membership, aligning national legislation with …