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This abstract argues that in the EU, AI Act, GDPR, and ESG obligations converge not as separate compliance domains, but as a governance framework that integrates corporate accountability. The authors analyze the accountability principles inherent in each regime and show that algorithmic accountability (AI), information accountability (GDPR), and social accountability (ESG) form three interconnected pillars. In conclusion, they argue that the EU is shaping a distinctive corporate governance model in which legal compliance serves as the foundation for responsible corporate conduct. This is an abstract-based summary, and the full text was not reviewed.
Key Points from the Abstract
- Argues that AI, GDPR, and ESG converge into an interconnected governance framework.
- Models the three frameworks as three pillars: algorithmic, information, and social accountability.
- Concludes that compliance in the EU becomes the foundation of responsible corporate conduct.
Relevance to AI Law and Policy
Useful for research examining EU corporate governance and an integrated accountability model for AI, data, and ESG norms.
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- The detailed procedure and scope of materials are not sufficiently identifiable from the abstract
- Whether the study is empirical cannot be confirmed from the abstract alone
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Beyond Compliance: AI, GDPR, and ESG as Pillars of Emerging Responsible Corporate Governance in the EU Regulatory Landscape
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