This paper analyses the European regulatory strategy aimed at rebalancing power dynamics within the digital market. Through the specific prism of the consumer credit market, it highlights the necessary complementarity between horizontal macro-regulations (the Digital Services Act and the Artificial Intelligence Act) and sector-specific rules in pursuing the objective of a transparent, fair, and human-centric digital economy.
Servizi digitali, sistemi di intelligenza artificiale e discipline di settore: l’esempio del credit scoring
Tommasi, Sara
2026-01-01
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This paper analyses the European regulatory strategy aimed at rebalancing power dynamics within the digital market. Through the specific prism of the consumer credit market, it highlights the necessary complementarity between horizontal macro-regulations (the Digital Services Act and the Artificial Intelligence Act) and sector-specific rules in pursuing the objective of a transparent, fair, and human-centric digital economy.File in questo prodotto:
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