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AI in the home : data protection requirements for smart home assistants

Carl Vander Maelen (UGent) , Eva Lievens (UGent) , Ingrida Milkaite (UGent) and Judith Vermeulen (UGent)
(2023) Artificial Intelligence and the law. In KU Leuven Centre for IT & IP Law Series p.193-232
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AI, artificial intelligence, data protection, GDPR, children, children's rights, smart home assistants, voice assistants, HRC, human rights

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MLA
Vander Maelen, Carl, et al. “AI in the Home : Data Protection Requirements for Smart Home Assistants.” Artificial Intelligence and the Law, edited by Jan De Bruyne and Cedric Vanleenhove, 2nd ed., Intersentia, 2023, pp. 193–232.
APA
Vander Maelen, C., Lievens, E., Milkaite, I., & Vermeulen, J. (2023). AI in the home : data protection requirements for smart home assistants. In J. De Bruyne & C. Vanleenhove (Eds.), Artificial Intelligence and the law (2nd ed., pp. 193–232). Intersentia.
Chicago author-date
Vander Maelen, Carl, Eva Lievens, Ingrida Milkaite, and Judith Vermeulen. 2023. “AI in the Home : Data Protection Requirements for Smart Home Assistants.” In Artificial Intelligence and the Law, edited by Jan De Bruyne and Cedric Vanleenhove, 2nd ed., 193–232. Intersentia.
Chicago author-date (all authors)
Vander Maelen, Carl, Eva Lievens, Ingrida Milkaite, and Judith Vermeulen. 2023. “AI in the Home : Data Protection Requirements for Smart Home Assistants.” In Artificial Intelligence and the Law, ed by. Jan De Bruyne and Cedric Vanleenhove, 193–232. 2nd ed. Intersentia.
Vancouver
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Vander Maelen C, Lievens E, Milkaite I, Vermeulen J. AI in the home : data protection requirements for smart home assistants. In: De Bruyne J, Vanleenhove C, editors. Artificial Intelligence and the law. 2nd ed. Intersentia; 2023. p. 193–232.
IEEE
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C. Vander Maelen, E. Lievens, I. Milkaite, and J. Vermeulen, “AI in the home : data protection requirements for smart home assistants,” in Artificial Intelligence and the law, 2nd ed., J. De Bruyne and C. Vanleenhove, Eds. Intersentia, 2023, pp. 193–232.
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