Artificial intelligence in road transport: annex to cost of non-Europe report

Olga Batura; David Regeczi; Andrey Vassilev; Anasatasia Yagafarova; Emarildo Bani; Vincent Bonneau; Florian Jacques; Alexandre DE STREEL

Artificial intelligence in road transport: annex to cost of non-Europe report

Olga Batura, David Regeczi, Andrey Vassilev, Anasatasia Yagafarova, Emarildo Bani, Vincent Bonneau, Florian Jacques, Alexandre DE STREEL

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Abstract

Artificial intelligence is a key enabler for autonomous vehicles that potentially provides European citizens with economic, environmental and social benefits. However, a the absence of a relevant European framework around liability, data protection, cybersecurity and protection of users creates costs of non-Europe in terms of economic output and employment. It also generates other costs, in particular around data protection and privacy, which can influence fundamental rights for European citizens.
This study is annexed to the Cost of non-Europe report entitled Artificial intelligence in road transport, published by EPRS.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Brussels
Publisher	European Union
Number of pages	186
Publication status	Published - 2021

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