Proportionality
A reconstruction of proportionality as a discipline of justified interference and rights-sensitive technological architecture across EU law, the GDPR and the AI Act.
What the report examines
A reconstruction of proportionality as a discipline of justified interference and rights-sensitive technological architecture across EU law, the GDPR and the AI Act.
- Proportionality as a family of justificatory disciplines rather than a single abstract balancing formula.
- A judicial and regulatory method that identifies authority, aim, evidence, alternatives, safeguards and residual burden.
- A rights-sensitive design protocol for GDPR, AI Act and wider technology-governance decisions.
From legal boundary to operational consequence.
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