Marta Giuca

Marta Giuca is a post-doctoral researcher at CY Cergy Paris Université, affiliated with the CESDIP research centre, focusing on the legal challenges posed by artificial intelligence, particularly in the domain of criminal law and liability. She holds a PhD in criminal law from the University of Catania, completed in October 2022, and is currently supported by the Marie Skłodowska-Curie / EUTOPIA-SIF fellowship program, underscoring her role in high-level European research.

Her research centers on the legal accountability for damages caused by AI systems, examining the limitations of current product liability laws in the face of AI's opacity and self-learning capabilities. She investigates the so-called 'responsibility gap' and evaluates the necessity for new regulatory frameworks to ensure justice and accountability in AI-related harm. This work positions her at the intersection of law, technology, and ethics.

The available articles list is empty, but her recent guest lecture indicates strong engagement with themes in AI liability, legal theory, and regulatory innovation. Her scholarly contributions are emerging in the rapidly evolving field of technology law.

• Marie Skłodowska-Curie / EUTOPIA-SIF Post-Doctoral Researcher

As a post-doctoral researcher, Marta Giuca is engaged in independent research under the EUTOPIA-SIF program. While there is no public information about graduate students she may be supervising, her position suggests potential involvement in research mentoring within the CESDIP center. No specific grants beyond her fellowship are detailed in the provided text.

Marta Giuca is hosted by the CESDIP (Centre de recherches sociologiques et pénale) research center, a joint unit between CY Cergy Paris Université, the French National Centre for Scientific Research (CNRS), and the French Ministry of Justice. This interdisciplinary environment supports her socio-legal research on AI and criminal responsibility.