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Hildebrandt moderates panel on data protection and privacy law’s safeguards for vulnerable groups (24 May 2023)
On Wednesday 24 May 2023 at 14:15 (Area 42 Midi) Prof. Mireille Hildebrandt will moderate a CPDP 2023 Panel on data protection & privacy law and human vulnerability organised by VULNERA - the International Observatory.
... »Dushi and Gori to participate in CPDP 2023 panel on GDPR automation (25 May 2023)
COHUBICOL postdoctoral researchers Gianmarco Gori and Desara Dushi will be participating in a panel on GDPR automation at CPDP 2023, organised by Dushi (LSTS).
... »Diver to speak at CPDP 2023 on legal protection (25 May 2023)
COHUBICOL Postdoctoral researcher Laurence Diver will take part in the Computers, Privacy & Data Protection Conference (CPDP), held on 24-26 May 2023 in Brussels.
... »Hildebrandt presents at the CJEU “Innovation Days” Conference (23 May 2023)
On 23 May 2023 Prof. Mireille Hildebrandt will present at the “Innovation Days” Conference organised by the Court of Justice of the European Union (22-23 May). At 11 AM she will speak about COHUBICOL’s Typology of Legal Tech and the challenge of Legal Protection by Design.
... »Gori publishes a report on “Legal Protection Debt in ML training datasets”
Postdoctoral researcher Gori has conducted research on the practices of ML dataset creation, curation and dissemination. The report emphasises how such practices play a crucial role for determining the level of legal protection enjoyed by the legal subjects located downstream ML-pipelines. The report illustrates how some structural features of ML-pipelines can give rise to the problem of “many hands” and to the accumulation of various forms of “technical debt”. The report argues that, lacking appropriate safeguards, a “Legal Protection Debt” can incrementally build up along the different stages of the pipeline. The report therefore stresses the need that actors involved in ML pipelines adopt a forward-looking approach to legal compliance. This requires overcoming a siloed and modulated understanding of legal liability and paying of keen attention to the potential use cases of datasets.
... »Hildebrandt on the Boundary Work between Computational “Law” and “Law-as-We-Know-It”
Hildebrandt will publish a chapter entitled ‘Boundary Work between Computational “Law” and “Law-as-We-Know-It” in D Curtin & M Catanzariti (eds.), Data at the Boundaries of European Law (forthcoming May 2023, Oxford University Press).
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