mr. L.M. (Lucas) Haitsma
PhD Researcher - Human Rights and Artificial Intelligence
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Lucas works for the department of Constitutional Law, Administrative Law & Public Administration as a PhD Researcher. He holds a bachelor's degree in International and European Law, and two master's degrees, both with Cum Laude distinction, in Global Criminal Law and Governance and Law in Digital Society. Lucas is specialized in the areas of human rights law, international criminal law, international and European law, administrative law, and public administration.
Lucas's conducts empirical legal research into the regulation and governance of algorithmic discrimination in a supervision and enforcement context. In this context, he examines risks of discrimination that arise through the use of algorithmic decision-making and AI in Dutch supervision and enforcement, and and how organizations mitigate these risks. As part of his research, Lucas was a researcher in residence within the AI Validation team at the Ministry of Internal Affairs. Currently, Lucas is conducting research into the governance of risks of discrimination within organizations using algorithms for supervision and enforcement. His research is part of the empirical legal studies program, combining qualitative and legal research methods.
Alongside his research, Lucas is a participant in the Justice, fundamentaL rIghts and Artificial intelligence (JuLIA) project. This project aims to provide European judges with training and a handbook in the field of artificial intelligence and fundamental rights. The European Commission funds the JULIA Project.
Lucas's conducts empirical legal research into the regulation and governance of algorithmic discrimination in a supervision and enforcement context. In this context, he examines risks of discrimination that arise through the use of algorithmic decision-making and AI in Dutch supervision and enforcement, and and how organizations mitigate these risks. As part of his research, Lucas was a researcher in residence within the AI Validation team at the Ministry of Internal Affairs. Currently, Lucas is conducting research into the governance of risks of discrimination within organizations using algorithms for supervision and enforcement. His research is part of the empirical legal studies program, combining qualitative and legal research methods.
Alongside his research, Lucas is a participant in the Justice, fundamentaL rIghts and Artificial intelligence (JuLIA) project. This project aims to provide European judges with training and a handbook in the field of artificial intelligence and fundamental rights. The European Commission funds the JULIA Project.
Other positions
Member of Working group on AI and Big Data - Fundamental Rights and Ethics - Netherlands Normalisation Institute (NEN)
Member of Raad van Reflectie Toezicht en Handhavingsbeleid DUO
Former Member of the Data Research Center
Former Chairman and Secretary of the PhD Council for the Faculty of Law
Former Member Raad van Reflectie 'Evaluatie Controle Uitwonende beurs DUO'
Member of the JuLIA (Justice, Fundamental Rights, and Artificial Intelligence) project
Former Member of the Werkgroep Bias en Non-Discriminatie Algoritme Kader - Ministerie van Binnenlandse Zaken
Contributor to the E-Learning Module Non-Discriminatie - Ministerie van Binnenlandse Zaken
Member of Raad van Reflectie Toezicht en Handhavingsbeleid DUO
Former Member of the Data Research Center
Former Chairman and Secretary of the PhD Council for the Faculty of Law
Former Member Raad van Reflectie 'Evaluatie Controle Uitwonende beurs DUO'
Member of the JuLIA (Justice, Fundamental Rights, and Artificial Intelligence) project
Former Member of the Werkgroep Bias en Non-Discriminatie Algoritme Kader - Ministerie van Binnenlandse Zaken
Contributor to the E-Learning Module Non-Discriminatie - Ministerie van Binnenlandse Zaken
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