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and susceptible to socio-economic exceptions. It,
thus, becomes urgent when considering questions
such as " What's Next? " for the future of AI to also
reflect on " AI For Whom? " Only if we all-governments,
regulators, policy-makers, tech developers,
civil society, researchers, and so on-are attentive
to the inequalities that the most vulnerable face, AI
could make a significant contribution to addressing
social problems in the future.
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Maria Tzanou is an associate
professor
in
law with Keele University, Staffordshire, U.K. She
also acts as a permanent scientific advisor to the
Greek Ministry of Justice on data protection issues,
coconvenes the U.K. Society of Legal Scholars
(SLS) Cyberlaw Section. Her research focuses
on European constitutional and human rights law,
privacy, data protection, AI, big data, surveillance,
and the inequalities of data privacy law and how
these affect vulnerable groups.

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