THE COUNCIL OF EUROPE’S CONTRIBUTIONS TO GLOBAL REGULATION OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE. REVIEW OF COUNCIL OF EUROPE’S LEGAL INSTRUMENTS RELATING TO ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND PARTICULAR STAKES IN THE AREA OF HEALTHCARE AND BIOMEDICINE

Authors

  • Yannick MENECEUR IHEJ
  • Lee HIBBARD Conseil de l’Europe

Keywords:

Machine learning, deep learning, biomedicine, Council of Europe, artificial intelligence, health data protection.

Abstract

The Council of Europe has been involved in regulating the use of technologies, in particular those relating to computer systems and biomedical technologies, for a long time – the first international text on data protection dates back to 1981 and the one on biomedicine to 1997. The regulation of artificial intelligence is part of this dynamic, seeking a balance between soft law instruments and other, potentially binding instruments. The stakes for health and biomedicine merit special attention in view of numerous risks, such as the potentially profound transformation of the relationship between patients and doctors.

Author Biographies

Yannick MENECEUR, IHEJ

Magistrat détaché au Conseil de l’Europe et chercheur

Lee HIBBARD, Conseil de l’Europe

Administrateur, unité de bioéthique

Published

2025-05-21

How to Cite

MENECEUR, Y. ., & HIBBARD, L. . (2025). THE COUNCIL OF EUROPE’S CONTRIBUTIONS TO GLOBAL REGULATION OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE. REVIEW OF COUNCIL OF EUROPE’S LEGAL INSTRUMENTS RELATING TO ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND PARTICULAR STAKES IN THE AREA OF HEALTHCARE AND BIOMEDICINE. MEDECINE LEGALE DROIT MEDICAL, 64(5), 55 - 63. Retrieved from https://journaleska.com/index.php/mldm/article/view/10080

Issue

Vol. 64 No. 5 (2021): A SERIES OF THE JOURNAL OF FORENSIC MEDICINE & SERIES E: LAW, HEALTH AND SOCIETY

Section

Articles