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Reclaiming Human Rights for Platform Governance: Proposals for Restoring Their Centrality in the Era of Risks

Agustina Del Campo, Nicolas Zara, Ramiro Álvarez-Ugarte CELE Research Paper No. 66. Publisghed in Proceedings of Fourth European Workshop on Algorithmic Fairness, in Proceedings of Machine Learning Research 294:265-280 Available from https://proceedings.mlr.press/v294/del-campo25a.html. ()
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Resumen

The Digital Services Act can potentially become a tool for change toward a more rights-abiding, competitive European digital platform ecosystem. However, as it currently stands, it is prone to be misused as a powerful tool for censorship as well as a tool to displace human rights as the backbone of the rule of law in modern democracies. Its risk-based and "new governance" approach to regulation puts rights on the back burner, and, while paying lip service to them, takes them off the center stage