Subject: Invitation to Participate in Stakeholder Consultation on AI Liability Research
From: "Elisa Dolci" <[email-masked]>
Cc: "Okunrobo Perez Sharon" <[email-masked]>
Date: Wed, 15 Apr 2026 13:47:49 +0300

Dear Partners,
Dear Friends,

We would greatly appreciate it if you could circulate the following 
invitation among your colleagues and members to participate in a stakeholder 
consultation, which forms a key component of two major research initiatives 
supported by EIPA: the KNOW.THY.AI (Belgian Research Foundation - FNRS) and 
ALPINE (Action for Concerted Research Fund - Liège University) projects.

Research Goals

By developing interdisciplinary research at the intersection of procedural 
law, data science, and software engineering, the 
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KNOW.THY.AI and 
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ALPINE projects address a simple yet crucial procedural question concerning 
AI liability:

As AI technologies become increasingly non-deterministic, producing outputs 
that cannot be reasonably foreseen, how can, or should, procedural law 
support individuals in accessing evidence of potential harms suffered and in 
establishing a causal link between those harms and AI technologies?

To properly address this issue, we invite stakeholders - regulators, legal 
practitioners, academics, engineers, and judges - from EU Member States, as 
well as officials from the European Union (the European Commission and the 
Court of Justice of the European Union, CJEU) and the Council of Europe 
(including the European Court of Human Rights, ECtHR) to take part in this 
consultation.

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Access the questionnaire

Consultation Details

*	Format: Online questionnaire.
*	Estimated time commitment: ~15-20 minutes.
*	Confidentiality: All contributions will be treated confidentially. 
Respondents will be anonymized and asked to share personal data in strict 
observance of the GDPR’s requirements on data minimization and the 
processing of personal data for the purpose of research.
*	Next steps: following the consultation, we will share a summary of 
findings and, based on those, are likely to organize additional rounds of 
discussion, in which you will be welcome to participate.

How to Participate?
To share your insights and opinions, please complete the questionnaire 
accessible directly via the connection link below.

Please note that you will not be required to create an account. All 
responses are anonymous by default. You may save your answers and return to 
the questionnaire at your convenience before its final submission.

Please note that only questions marked with a red asterisk are mandatory.

We would be grateful if you could share this invitation within your networks 
and encourage interested colleagues to take part.

Should you require any further information, please do not hesitate to 
contact Ms Sharon Okunrobo Perez [email-masked] 
<mailto:[email-masked]> .

Thank you very much for your support and collaboration.

With kind regards,

Elisa Dolci

Elisa Dolci

Project Management Officer - EIPA Luxembourg

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