Human Vulnerability in Interaction with AI in European Private Law

Amalia Diurni , PhD (Regensburg), Full professor of Private Comparative and Uniform Law at the University of Rome "Tor Vergata", Department of Management and Law, School of Economics. Visiting and research professor in Paris Panthéon-Assas, Regensburg, Fribourg, Vienna, IECL of Oxford. Director of PhD Program "Teoria dei contratti, dei servizi e dei mercati" (Rome Tor Vergata). Editorial board’s member of Rivista di diritto privato and Giurisprudenza italiana. Awarded with DAAD’s and Alexander von Humboldt Stiftung’s research fellowships. Her research deals with comparative law methodology applied to issues in contract and family law, financial collaterals, torts and medical law, digital law. She is member (head of the Rome unit) of the DiVe “Digital Vulnerability in the European Private Law” Project.

Claudia Amodio , Ph.D. (Florence), is Associate Professor of Comparative law at the Department of Environmental and Prevention Sciences of the University of Ferrara. Member of the Scientific Board of the PhD Programme in "Environmental Sustainability and Wellbeing" (University of Ferrara), Senior Associate Editor of "The Italian Law Journal", she has published in Italian, English, French, and Spanish on Comparative law theory and method, French law, European private law, constitutional comparative law. She is member of the DiVe “Digital Vulnerability in the European Private Law” Project.