For years, the European Union has played the role of global regulator, setting standards and norms that often apply beyond its borders. Scholars have called this phenomenon the 'Brussels effect'. Today, however, argues Mateusz Łabuz, these norm-setting activities risk demonising the EU, and undermining its values
Researcher, Institute for Peace Research and Security Policy, University of Hamburg (IFSH)
Mateusz is a former career diplomat at the Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
His PhD project, at Chemnitz University of Technology, looked at multidimensional threats stemming from deepfakes.
Mateusz lectures on artificial intelligence, cybersecurity and disinformation at the University of the National Education Commission and the Pontifical University of John Paul II in Kraków.
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