His speech opened the session dedicated to the axis of Good Governance and Transparency of the Sustainability Week, organized by the ICAB at its headquarters. Campos focused on one of the current challenges of public transparency: knowing how the algorithmic and artificial intelligence systems that intervene in decisions that affect citizens work, and ensuring that their use is understandable and subject to scrutiny, in order to detect possible biases.
In this context, Campos highlighted the role of guardianship exercised by the Council: Complaints of different kinds have been filed with the independent authority regarding the use of algorithms and artificial intelligence by the various public administrations. All this, in exercise of a right of access to information that extends to any action, regardless of format, as recalled by the BOSCO Judgment of the Supreme Court, which confirmed a CTBG resolution on algorithmic transparency.
The Council’s role of guardianship in this area, he stressed, will become increasingly prominent as the use of AI extends to the Administration and other subjects required by the Transparency Act, such as public law corporations, among which are professional associations.
The event was presented by the Dean of the College and president of the Intercollegial Association of Professional Associations of Catalonia, Cristina Vallejo Ros, and moderated by Cristina Crespo Biscarri, deputy of the Governing Board and co-responsible for the Sustainability Plan 2025-2029 of the ICAB.
The day continued with the presentation of the Intercollegial Guide of Transparency and Sustainability for professional associations, promoted by the Intercollegial Association of Professional Associations of Catalonia.
