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Hildebrandt to take part in the ‘Courts as law-makers for the internet?’ workshop (22 April 2021)
‘Courts of the future - the future of courts’ is an online workshop series organised by the Leibniz Institute for Media Research - Hans Bredow Institute that takes a deep dive into the role of technology in and in front of courts, of platform courts and of the use of courts to effect social changes.
... »Hildebrandt teaches at the Spring School ‘Judging the Robojudge’ (7 April 2021)
The Dutch Research School of Philosophy (OZSW) and the University of Amsterdam is organising the Spring School ‘Judging the Robojudge: Ethical and Legal Perspectives on Using Artificial Intelligence in Legal Decision’ on 7-9 April 2021.
... »Hildebrandt to speak on the framing powers of ML (31 March 2021)
The Simons Collaboration on the Theory of Algorithmic Fairness has invited Mireille Hildebrandt to its TOC4Fairness seminar series to speak on The framing powers of ML.
... »Hildebrandt delivers a keynote on ‘Is Democracy Computable?’ (25 March 2021)
The ‘Democracy in a digital future’ international conference on 25-26 March 2021 will bring together experts, academics and political representatives to address the role of government and public policy in upholding democratic, rule-of-law procedures and human rights amidst technological developments.
... »Hildebrandt reviews ‘General Principles of the European Convention on Human Rights’
In her latest Jotwell post Practical and effective protection’ of human rights in the era of data-driven tech: Understanding European constitutional law, Hildebrandt reviews Janneke Gerards’ book General Principles of the European Convention on Human Rights, a book that “offers a detailed account of why and how individual rights and freedoms matter, what difference they can make, and which complex balancing acts must be performed to ensure legal certainty as well as justice. […] The clarity of explanation highlights the difficult dynamics between public and individual interests, between national and supranational jurisdictions and between the freedom of states to act in the general interest and the freedom from unlawful interference for individual citizens, acknowledging that such individual freedom is also a public good.”
... »Hildebrandt joins the Citizen Debate on AI and law (16 March 2021)
During the Belgian Artificial Intelligence week (15-19 March 2021), Mireille Hildebrandt will present the European perspective on AI, law and the future of AI regulation. She will be joined by Prof. Catherine Régis who will bring in the Canadian perspective and Prof. Gregory Lewkowicz who will moderate the debate.
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