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Elina Nerantzi
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Elina Nerantzi is a PhD candidate at the European University Institute, in Florence. She researches Criminal Law and Artificial Intelligence and, still, refuses to be a lawyer. Her essay emerged from an ERB pilot collaboration with EUI’s course on Creative Academic Writing, led by Benjamin Carver.

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The art of losing
Elina Nerantzi

On artificial intelligence, murderous elephants & Elizabeth Bishop
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