Program for Thursday, June 18th: Talk View

PROGRAM FOR THURSDAY, JUNE 18TH: TALK VIEW

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10:00-11:00 Keynote 2: Prof. Gloria González Fuster from Vrije Universiteit Brussel

11:00-11:30 Coffee

11:30-11:50

Innovation on Fast Forward: Privacy Challenges in the EU’s AI Agenda

Tamar Navdarashvili

11:50-12:10

The Right to Be Un-Inferred: Minding the Inference Gap in the Algorithmic Medicalisation of Immersive

Huang-Chih Sung

12:10-12:30

Cross-Border Flows of Genetic Data in EU-China Scientific Collaboration: A Comparative Analysis of Regulatory

Ruoxin Su

12:30-12:50

Reducing Regulatory Blindness: AI-based Detection Technology

Ella Corren, Michal Gal

11:30-13:00

Pride and non-prejudice: cybersecurity and national security in the EU legal order

Lorenzo Dalla Corte, Federico Casolari, Marcin Rojszczak, Plixavra Vogiatzoglou

11:30-11:50

Voluntary Governance of Voluntary Sustainability Disclosures: Theory and a Large Language Model

Hajin Kim, Ronen Feldman, Ningzi Li, Yuval Feldman

11:50-12:10

Transparency in Text and Data Mining: Legal Challenges of Generative AI

Arturas Grumulaitis

12:10-12:30

Creativity Without an Author? Generative Artificial Intelligence and the Stress Test of European Copyright

Cristina Grieco

12:30-12:50

The Challenging Path of Artificial Intelligence's Ownership Right

Abdulrahman S. S. Aldossary

11:30-11:50

Operationalizing the DSA: VLOP Enforcement Practices and the Governance of Illegal Content in Online

Adriana Mutu, Luminița Luminița Pătraș

11:50-12:10

The DSA as tool of Spatial Governance

Felix Blommaert

12:10-12:30

Digital Services Act and the Brussels Effect, a transatlantic culture clash in platform liability

Ondrej Woznica

12:30-12:50

Platform Regulation Through Civil Courts: The DSA's Private Enforcement on the Ground

Paddy Leerssen, Anna Van Duin, Gabriela Trogrlic, Joris Van Hoboken

11:30-13:00

Days of Futures Past: 30 years of ‘Law, Policy and the Internet’ and 20 years of Gikii

Lilian Edwards, Lachlan Urquhart, Catalina Goanta

11:30-11:50

Walking on the Tightrope Between Democracy and Technocracy: Soft Law Instruments in EU Digital

Esra Demir

11:50-12:10

Everything's (not) Gonna Be Alright –Governing first-, second-, and third-order risks in EU platform

Balazs Bodo

12:10-12:30

Misplaced Trust: Why trust is not an appropriate driver of regulatory policy in the digital age

Shivani Salunke

12:30-12:50

Regulatory governance of ‘clean’ technologies: Comparing major economies’ support for Lithium-ion

Sebastian Sewerin

11:30-11:50

A critical investigation into the proposed single reporting mechanism for cybersecurity incident reporting in the Digital Omnibus proposal: the good, the bad and the

Suzanne Nusselder

11:50-12:10

Current Generative AI red teaming practices and their incompatibilities: Problem statement and

Daria Onitiu, Brent Mittelstadt, Sandra Wachter

12:10-12:30

It runs in the family: Persistence of data protection issues in distributed systems

Samar Abbas Nawaz

12:30-12:50

Facilitating Lawful Interception and Hacking: A New Legal Assistance Obligation for IT Infrastructure Companies in Combating Disruptive

Marc van der Ham

13:00-14:00 Lunch

14:00-15:00 Keynote 3 : Prof. Anu Bradford from Columbia Law School (remote)

15:00-15:30 Coffee

15:30-17:00

Enforcement in the Age of AI: Reshaping and Reclaiming Control over Data, Speech, and Creativity

Marco Bassini, Aimen Taimur, Federica Paolucci, Leona King

15:30-17:00

Panel: Towards a European Firewall: Perspectives on Cybersecurity Standardisation in the EU: Pratham Ajmera, Christina Del Real, Simon

Pratham Ajmera

15:30-15:50

Contractual Evolution for Computing Revolution: is that enough?

Anushka Mittal

15:50-16:10

Weaponizing Earth–Space Infrastructure: Digital Sovereignty, Dual Use, and the Fragmentation of Planetary

Feja Lesniewska

16:10-16:30

When Big Tech Goes to War: Weaponizing Digital Infrastructure and the Limits of Dual-Use Governance

May Har-Shai

16:30-16:50

AI-DSS and ethical trade-offs in armed conflict: do we need to reconsider the in bello trilemma?

Ann-Katrien Oimann

15:30-15:50

Separating the privileged wheat from the chaff with AI: requirements for AI-based filtering in criminal

Maša Galič

15:50-16:10

Automated Management of Notitiae Criminis in the Italian Prosecutorial System: Legal Frameworks for AI

Maria Vittoria Zucca, Sara Lilli

16:10-16:30

Searching Identity Through Method: Law & Tech from a Criminal Law Perspective

Beatrice Panattoni

16:30-16:50

Centralized automated fraud detection in the digital euro: reconciling data protection with financial oversight and

Andres Chomczyk Penedo, Pablo Trigo Kramcsák

15:30-17:00

Meta questions on what it means to do legal research: Lessons learned from research on data spaces

Charlotte Ducuing, Gijs van Maanen

15:30-15:50

Coloured minds colour the world– could neurodivergent brains help evolve AI sparsity?

Emelie Bruinsma

15:50-16:10

From China with love: Virtual AI Companions and Power of Vertical Regulation

Igor Szpotakowski

16:10-17:40

What to do when heptapods arrive. How should the difference between human and algorithmic meaning-making make a difference for information

Nadya Purtova

15:30-15:50

Vulnerability-Sensitive Social Media Policy Guidelines

Maria-Lucia Rebrean, Gianclaudio Malgieri, Nina Baranowska, Manon Carrere

17:00-20:00 Pub quiz & ENCHANTED