Schlagwort: ECJ
Allgemein / EuGH / Europarecht

From Search Engines to Large Language Models: Re-evaluating the Right to Be Forgotten in the Age of Artificial Intelligence

This Saar Blueprint examines whether the EU’s Right to Be Forgotten (RTBF), first established in Google Spain, can and should apply to Large Language Models (LLMs) such as ChatGPT. By comparing search engines and LLMs, it highlights the new legal and technical challenges these AI systems pose for data protection under the GDPR. The author concludes that while RTBF could in principle extend to LLMs, effective enforcement will depend on clearer legal guidance and technological solutions.

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Aktuelles / Saar Case Notes

Rechtsprechungsübersicht/Case Law Overview

Entdecken Sie die wichtigsten Entscheidungen der letzten Monate im Europarecht und Völkerrecht mit Europabezug – prägnant zusammengefasst und auf den Punkt gebracht. Interesse geweckt? Schicken Sie uns Ihre Saar Case Note zu einem der Urteile!

Discover the key judgements in European and international law relating to Europe from recent months – concise and to the point. Are you interested? Send us your Saar Case Note on one of the judgements!

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Aktuelles

Prof. Thomas Giegerich: The Rule of Law, Fundamental Rights, the EU’s Common Foreign and Security Policy and the ECHR: Quartet of Constant Dissonance?

In his newest publication, Prof. Giegerich postulates that the jurisdiction over the CFSP remains limited, leaving parts of EU foreign policy beyond judicial review. This creates a rule-of-law blind spot that clashes with the EU’s fundamental values under Article 2 TEU. While EU accession to the ECHR may reduce this tension, only a Treaty revision can fully close the gap and restore the EU’s credibility as a rule-of-law champion.

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