Program for Wednesday, June 17th: Talk View

PROGRAM FOR WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17TH: TALK VIEW

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09:00-10:00 Registration and Opening Remarks

10:00-11:00 Keynote : Prof. Benjamin Farrand from Newcastle Law School

10:00-10:20

Individual Data Sovereignty & the GDPR: A Case Study of CrypTex

Alexandria N. Stanford

10:20-10:40

Can Fundamental Rights Be Calculated? Cyber Risk, Metrics and the Limits of EU Digital Governance

Federico Serini

10:40-11:00

CONSENTIS: Identity and Consent Management for EU Digital and Data Strategies

Giovana Peluso Lopes, Eleni Kosta

11:00-11:30 Coffee

11:00-11:30 Session

11:30-11:50

Article 88(c) GDPR and the Next Frontier of EU Data Protection and Artificial Intelligence: Rethinking Legitimate Interests, Data Minimization, and the Future of Fundamental Rights – a peril or a welcome

Anja Dekhuijzen

11:50-12:10

Pushing the boundaries of the principle of lawfulness or also the core values of EU data protection?

Magda Brewczynska

12:10-12:30

When Rights Stack, Control Collapses: Consent Fatigue as a Governance Failure in the EU Digital

Adrianna Michałowicz

12:30-12:50

Necessary processing and EU data protection law

Damian Clifford

11:30-11:50

Inscribing Difference: Structural Violence and Algorithmic Identity Management in the German Asylum

Joan Lopez Solano

11:50-12:10

Rethinking Judicial Review Standards to Enable Effective Contestation of Administrative Decisions Involving

Kätliin Lember

12:10-12:30

Gaming the System

Jennifer Raso, Alexandra Sinclair

12:30-12:50

Procedural Justice and Judicial AI; Substantiating Explainability Rights with the Values of

Ljubisa Metikos, Iris Van Domselaar

11:30-11:50

Whose expertise matters? The Meta cases as a case study for comparing the approach of the EU and of the US to the use of external expertise in competition law

Joanna Mazur

11:50-12:10

AI personalized pricing at the intersection of data protection and competition law

Benjamin Gonzalez

12:10-12:30

AI Assistants as Orchestrators in Emerging ‘Super-Apps’ Ecosystem: A DMA Centred Regulatory

Lyuxing Tao

12:30-12:50

Ranking Transparency in EU Law: An Empirical Content Analysis of Online Platform' Terms of Service

Adrian Żądło

11:30-13:00

From Inner Space to Interface: Protecting Freedom of Thought in the Digital Age: Emine Ozge Yildirim-Vranckaert, Felicitas Benziger, Alexandra Ziaka, Rebecca

Alexandra Ziaka, Aimen Taimur

11:30-11:50

Environmental protection in the Artificial Intelligence Act: charting a non-anthropocentric approach

Kostina Prifti, Leonie Reins

11:50-13:20

Law at the Crossroads of the Twin Transition

Rodrigo Vallejo, Paul de Hert

13:20-13:40

Constructing Security for the Twin Transitions: The Tragedy of EU Law at the Intersection of Climate and AI

Barrie Sander

13:40-14:10

The Twin Transition: EU Competition Law Framework at a Resilience Test

Celeste Lodi

11:30-13:00

AI-Driven AML in the EU: compliant design and operational choices

Manos Roussos, Pawel Hajduk, Elena Bouka

11:30-11:50

Algorithmic pollution and the economics of artificial information: Mapping the Harms of AI Slop

Pratiksha Ashok

11:50-12:10

Reclaiming a European approach to AI: How did we get here, and where should we go?

Felix Bieker, Katherine Nolan

12:10-12:30

“Learning from your neighbours”: Prudential provisions of the EU AI Act for the UK insurance supervisory

Stavros Pantos

12:30-12:50

Principles for Health Data Governance in the Era of AI: Global South Insights from Brazil

Renan Gadoni Canaan

11:30-11:50

The DMA’s Contribution to EU Digital Sovereignty

Jan Blockx

11:50-12:10

Creating Enabling Infrastructures in Digital Markets: A Value Creation Framework for

Pankhudi Khandelwal

12:10-12:30

EU Big Tech Laws: An Emerging Public Utilities Regulation

Alexandre de Streel

12:30-12:50

Gatekeepers Beyond the DMA: Asymmetric Data Access, Digital Sovereignty, and the Emergence of a New Paradigm in EU Tech

Heiko Richter

13:00-14:00 Lunch

14:00-14:20

A Theory of identifiability

Cesar Augusto Fontanillo López

14:20-14:40

The Law of Everyone: Non-Personal Data as a Concept of Data Protection Law

Tommaso Fia, Leander Stähler

14:40-15:00

Accountability as a Check on Controllers’ Decision-Making

Tatiana Duarte

15:00-15:20

The future of the home, in a global “digipolis”: smarter living and personhood

Eric Deibel, Talya Deibel

14:00-14:20

An Overview of AI Ethics: Moral Concerns Through the Lens of Principles, Lived Realities and Power

Liz Groen, Tamar Sharon, Marcel Becker

14:20-14:40

Better together? Human oversight as means to achieve fairness in the European AI Act governance

Ana Maria Corrêa, Sara Garsia, Abdullah Elbi

14:40-15:00

Limits-of-the-loop: How far can human-in-the-loop oversight take us towards the just governance of

Isabella Banks, Linnet Taylor

15:00-15:20

Between values and innovation: bias versus the creation and use of AI in cultural heritage

Vicky Breemen, Kelly Breemen

14:00-14:20

From Essential Facilities to Essential Digital Facilities? Re-thinking Article 102 TFEU in the Age of Platforms and Generative

Kevin Armand Laurent, Martin Puthet

14:20-14:40

Engage First, Innovate Later: Testing Article 102 TFEU Against Addictive Design

Joanne Wong

14:40-15:00

The Big Growth Narrative: does competition politics/cy bend to new interests?

David Reader, Magali Eben

15:00-15:20

Interplay between Innovation, Competition, and the Size of Companies in the Commission’s Merger Decisions concerning Digital

Joanna Mazur, Adrian Żądło

14:00-15:30

Neurotechnologies and Rights for the Mind: Timo Istace, Sjors Ligthart, Julie van Pée, Naomi van de

Alexandra Ziaka, Aimen Taimur

14:00-15:30

Maintaining Control in an AI-Driven World: Towards Machine Unlearning and Consumer Autonomy: Patricia Prufer, Pradeep Kumar, Inge Graef, Bart Engelen, Giulia

Pratiksha Ashok

14:00-14:20

Contracts yes but not only: the interpretive implications of using terms and conditions as regulatory instruments under the Digital Services

Andrea Palumbo

14:20-14:40

All Bark and No Bite? From Rights-Based Rhetoric to Procedural Realities in the DSA’s Remedy

Kaisa Rissanen

14:40-15:00

I’m a Robot, Let Me In: Data Access-by-Design for Consumer AI Agents

Tamar Giladi Shtub, Michal S. Gal

15:00-15:20

Lawful but Invisible: The ECHR’s Missing Doctrine for Platform-Governed Public Spheres

Aybike Tunç

14:00-15:30

Digital addiction: is the Digital Services Act up to the task?

Raphael Gellert, Weiwei Yi, Michelle Liu, André Janssen

14:00-14:20

Collective data governance and the curse of symmetry: reflections on strategy, scale, and governance

Gijs van Maanen

14:20-14:40

Algorithmic Transparency and Public Case Law Databases in the AI Act: Indirect Risk, Cognitive Function, and Regulatory

Lorenzo Nannipieri

14:40-15:00

The Legal Production of Accuracy: Towards What Ends?

Bengi Zeybek

15:00-15:20

The Simplification Edition: Right to the Protection of Personal Data Sold Separately

Stela Košťálová

15:30-16:00 Coffee

16:00-16:20

The role of national procedural law in effective data protection enforcement: a case study before the Irish

Katherine Nolan

16:20-16:40

Reforming One-Stop-Shop Mechanism: the Assessment of New EU Procedural Rules for Cross-Border GDPR Enforcement in Light of CJEU

Zuzanna Choińska

16:40-17:00

Clarifying “Dissuasiveness” in GDPR Sanctions through the Guidance and Decisions of the European Data Protection

Nonso Anyasi

17:00-17:20

Online platforms’ shaping data access under the GDPR. An empirical study into uses of Data Download

Heleen Janssen, Thjijs Carrière, Jef Ausloos, Bella Struminskaya

16:00-17:30

e-Evidence in Action: Tracing the Life Cycle of a European Production Order: Marc van der Ham, Stanislaw Tosza, Gavin Robinson, Vanessa

Marc van der Ham, Eleni Kosta

16:00-17:30

PANEL: What Do We Actually Know About Algorithms, Competition, and Competition Law?

Salil Mehra, Thomas Cheng, Michal Gal, Peter Picht, Inge Graef

16:00-16:20

Regulating Deepfakes in the EU: Platform Accountability, Legal Uncertainty, and Democratic Freedoms

Dominika Kuźnicka-Błaszkowska

16:20-16:40

When Platforms Go Dark: Legal Challenges to Social Media Shutdowns between Freedom of Expression and Security. A Case Law

Giulia Formici

16:40-17:00

Contested Entanglement: Rethinking EU Platform Regulation and Freedom of Expression

Rachael Olaitan A.

17:00-17:20

Ruwiki, the Not-So-Free Encyclopedia: Disinformation and Propaganda on a State-Governed Platform

Giacomo Antonio Lombardi

16:00-16:20

Cyberbullying among children: a definitional landscape analysis in EU Member States’ legislation

Irene Kamara, Rosanna Di Gioia

16:20-16:40

Cybersecurity as a consumer right

Pier Giorgio Chiara, Antonio Davola

16:40-17:00

One TikTok to Cure Them All: Believe and You Shall Not Be Protected

Margje Camps

17:00-17:20

For your eyes only? Access to personal data under the 2024 EU AML/CFT legislative reform

Manos Roussos

16:00-16:20

Making software source code special: Inverse compatibility of EU digital trade law and the Artificial Intelligence

Kristina Irion

16:20-16:40

Whose Crypto Asset ? Custody, Possession, and Ownership Claims in Crypto Asset Service Agreements

Sümeyra Bilge Kaplan

16:40-17:00

New Media at the Boundaries of Competition Law: Value Allocation, IP Protection and Competition in the Digital News Media Ecosystemata

Sanem Yetis

17:00-17:20

When private discretion becomes political: giving shape to a legitimacy concern under the Digital Services

Andrea Palumbo

16:00-17:30

Data Rights and Wrongs

Damian Clifford

16:00-17:30 Session 5H