Zodpovednosť verejnej správy za nasadenie umelej inteligencie

The article analyzes legal aspects of public administration liability in the deployment of artificial intelligence systems, focusing on the European and Slovak legal frameworks, with reference to certain legal mechanisms of non-European origin that may serve as a source of inspiration. It identifies three main pillars of responsibility: regulatory obligations under the Artificial Intelligence Act, civil liability including specific regimes under Act No. 514/2003 Sb., and responsibility for the processing of personal data under the GDPR. The article (also in light of existing new foreign legislation regulating the use of artificial intelligence in public administration) points out the requirements placed on public institutions when using artificial intelligence and discusses the legal consequences of illegal or incorrect practices implemented through algorithms.

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AUC IURIDICA
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2026-02-23
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https://doi.org/10.14712/23366478.2026.8
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Ethics and Social Impacts of AI
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Zodpovednosť verejnej správy za nasadenie umelej inteligencie

Michal Maslen, Marianna Novotná, Zuzana Adamová
AUC IURIDICA
Ethics and Social Impacts of AI
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Zodpovednosť verejnej správy za nasadenie umelej inteligencie

Michal Maslen, Marianna Novotná, Zuzana Adamová
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Abstract

The article analyzes legal aspects of public administration liability in the deployment of artificial intelligence systems, focusing on the European and Slovak legal frameworks, with reference to certain legal mechanisms of non-European origin that may serve as a source of inspiration. It identifies three main pillars of responsibility: regulatory obligations under the Artificial Intelligence Act, civil liability including specific regimes under Act No. 514/2003 Sb., and responsibility for the processing of personal data under the GDPR. The article (also in light of existing new foreign legislation regulating the use of artificial intelligence in public administration) points out the requirements placed on public institutions when using artificial intelligence and discusses the legal consequences of illegal or incorrect practices implemented through algorithms.

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