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Building: Faculty of International and Political Studies, Floor: Ground, Room: 01
Thursday 09:00 - 10:45 CEST (10/09/2026)
This panel brings together five papers that examine emerging approaches to AI regulation from complementary angles. They analyse the co-regulatory logic of the risk-based AI Act, the use of regulatory sandboxes as tools of experimentalist governance, the media agenda that shapes AI policy debates across France, Germany, Switzerland, and the USA, the comparative mapping of AI policy portfolios and their instruments, and the tension between regulation and promotion in Germany and the UK. Together, the papers advance our understanding of how regulatory capacity for AI is being built, and how far the EU's approach travels beyond its borders.
| Title | Details |
|---|---|
| Risk-Based Approach to EU AI Act: Benefits and Challenges of Co-Regulation | View Paper Details |
| New Tools for Experimental(ist) Governance: the Case of AI Regulatory Sandboxes in the EU | View Paper Details |
| The AI Regulation Agenda in Traditional Mass Media: Insights from France, Germany, Switzerland and the USA | View Paper Details |
| Mapping and Comparing AI Policy Portfolios: A Pipeline for Classifying Targets and Instruments | View Paper Details |
| Between Regulation and Promotion: Coping with the Challenge of Artificial Intelligence in Germany and the UK | View Paper Details |