Francesca Lagioia

Francesca Lagioia is a Part-time Professor at the Department of Law, European University Institute. Her research focuses on the intersection of law, technology, and artificial intelligence, particularly examining algorithmic fairness, legal argumentation, and digital rights.

• Works on AI ethics and legal accountability
• Investigates privacy, surveillance, and consumer protection
• Engages in cross-jurisdictional legal analytics
• Develops computational models for judicial decision analysis

Recent publications analyze algorithmic bias in criminal justice systems, predictive models for tax law outcomes, and argumentation schemes in judicial reasoning. Her work combines legal scholarship with computational methods to address challenges in digital transformation and democratic governance.

Lagioia collaborates extensively with researchers in legal informatics and AI ethics. She has contributed to studies on judicial decision prediction and legal causality modeling, working with interdisciplinary teams across Europe.