Mesarčík, M. and Slosiarová, N. · International Journal of Law and Information Technology, 33, eaaf014 · 2025
Regulating AI for a truthful tomorrow: addressing disinformation in the EU Artificial Intelligence Act
Assesses the EU AI Act against the double role of artificial intelligence in the disinformation environment: AI can amplify misleading content while also supporting detection and mitigation.
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Mesarčík, M., Podroužek, J. and Gavorník, A. · Computer Law & Security Review, 50, 105852 · 2023
On defense of “ethification” of law: How ethics may improve compliance with the EU digital laws
Argues that ethics-based assessment can add practical value to compliance with European digital law, illustrated through impact and conformity assessment for facial-recognition technology.
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Solarova, S., Podroužek, J., Mesarčík, M., Gavorník, A. and Bieliková, M. · AI and Ethics, 3, 625–635 · 2023
Reconsidering the regulation of facial recognition in public spaces
Proposes a differentiated regulatory approach to facial recognition by distinguishing unacceptable uses from scenarios in which legal and technical safeguards may reduce risk.
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Andraško, J., Mesarčík, M. and Hamuľák, O. · AI & Society, 36, 623–636 · 2021
The regulatory intersections between artificial intelligence, data protection and cyber security: challenges and opportunities for the EU legal framework
Examines the points of contact and tension between EU rules on artificial intelligence, personal-data protection and cybersecurity.
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Solarova, S., Mesarčík, M., Pecher, B. and Srba, I. · CHI ’26, Article 1319 · 2026
Beyond the Checkbox: Strengthening DSA Compliance Through Social Media Algorithmic Auditing
Develops an algorithmic-auditing approach aimed at strengthening practical compliance with the Digital Services Act.
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Solarova, S. et al. · ACM FAccT ’26, 4811–4835 · 2026
The DSA’s Blind Spot: Algorithmic Audit of Advertising and Minor Profiling on TikTok
Uses algorithmic auditing to examine advertising and the profiling of minors on TikTok through the lens of the Digital Services Act.
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