Volume 10, Issue 2

• Civil legal personality of artificial intelligence. Future or utopia?

  Karolina Ziemianin, University of Szczecin
  

• Introducing the glossary of decentralised technosocial systems

  Valeria Ferrari, University of Amsterdam
  

• The geopolitics of ‘platforms’: the TikTok challenge

  Joanne E. Gray, Queensland University of Technology
  

• The promise of financial services regulatory theory to address disinformation in content recommender systems

  Owen Bennett, Independent
  

• Once again platform liability: on the edge of the ‘Uber’ and ‘Airbnb’ cases

  Nataliia Filatova-Bilous, Yaroslav Mudryi National Law University
  

• Decentralisation: a multidisciplinary perspective

  Balázs Bodó, University of Amsterdam
  Jaya Klara Brekke, Durham University
  Jaap-Henk Hoepman, Radboud University
  

• Black box algorithms and the rights of individuals: no easy solution to the “explainability” problem

  Jarek Gryz, York University
  Marcin Rojszczak, Warsaw University of Technology
  

• Recommender systems and the amplification of extremist content

  Joe Whittaker, Swansea University
  Seán Looney, Swansea University
  Alastair Reed, Swansea University
  Fabio Votta, University of Amsterdam
  

• A step back to look ahead: mapping coalitions on data flows and platform regulation in the Council of the EU (2016-2019)

  Clément Perarnaud, University Pompeu Fabra
  

• Information interventions and social media

  Giovanni De Gregorio, University of Oxford
  Nicole Stremlau, University of Oxford; University of Johannesburg