Certificate of Achievement

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has completed the following course:

Justice, Fundamental Rights and Artificial Intelligence: The Impact of Automated Decision Making on Judicial Decision Making

University of Groningen

This course explored legal questions about the use of Artificial Intelligence in civil and criminal proceedings, health care and consumer protection. The course covered topics including Artificial Intelligence in decision-making, risks and challenges of AI, transparency, applications, regulations and liability in the health sector, consumer rights, and ethical concerns.

4 weeks, 3 hours per week

Tobias Nowak

Lead educator

University of Groningen

Transcript

Learning outcomes

  • Interpret different definitions of AI and AI systems
  • Describe the relevant EU legal documents, provisions on AI in the Medical Device Regulation
  • Explain the recurring risks and challenges of the use of AI
  • Assess the expected advantages and disadvantages of the use of AI in legal decision making, including transparency and due process
  • Assess the impact of AI in medicine on the principle of informed consent and liability for medical errors
  • Describe examples of practical applications and existing case law
  • Investigate cases

Syllabus

  • Overview of AI in decision-making
  • Risks and challenges
  • Regulatory frameworks
  • Artificial Intelligence in justice systems
  • Fair trial and transparency
  • AI applications in health
  • Regulations and liability in the health sector
  • Consumer rights and Automated Decision Making
  • Legal remedies
  • Ethical concerns

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Issued on 14th March 2026

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Free online course:

Justice, Fundamental Rights and Artificial Intelligence: The Impact of Automated Decision Making on Judicial Decision Making

University of Groningen