Program for Friday, June 19th: Talk View

PROGRAM FOR FRIDAY, JUNE 19TH: TALK VIEW

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10:00-11:00 Keynote 4: Prof. Michael Veale from University College London

11:00-11:30 Coffee

11:30-11:50

Digital sovereignty models and international legal fragmentation in cyberspace

Ella Gorian

11:50-12:10

Generative AI as Critical Infrastructure: National Security, Strategic Autonomy, and the Reform of International Economic

Jiaqi Huang

12:10-12:30

Are We Prepared? Legal Responses to AI-Driven Bioterrorism Threats

Maria Schulz, Sabrina Pölle

12:30-12:50

Governing Resilience on Borrowed Infrastructure: Designing a Convergent Cyber‑Resilience Architecture for EU Financial

Samuel Famolu

11:30-11:50

The quest for algorithmic transparency: comparative insights on the right to explanation from the GDPR to the AI

Elisa Pandolfi

11:50-12:10

Please eXplain Yourself: Translation of Policy and Law Aspirations for ‘ExplAInable’ Systems

Amanda Horzyk, Lachlan Urquhart

12:10-12:30

It's complicated. The relationship of algorithmic fairness and non-discrimination provisions for high-risk systems in the EU AI

Kristof Meding

12:30-12:50

Ghost in the Transparency Shell: How the European Commission’s New Rules of Procedure Shirk Transparency of Regulated Digital Technologies and

Vilma Margarit, Kristina Irion, Plixavra Vogiatzoglou

11:30-13:00

Freedom of Expression in the Age of Artificial Intelligence: Challenges and Regulatory Responses

G. Peluso Lopes, G. De Gregorio, A. Palumbo, P. Ashok, G. Yardimci

11:30-11:50

Digital Sovereignty in the Age of Big Tech: A Possible Pathway for the European Union Beyond Regulatory

Giovanni Chieco

11:50-12:10

Decolonizing AI: Reclaiming indigenous data sovereignty through the constitutional challenge of epistemic

Gaia Lucilia Romano

12:10-12:30

Digital Sovereignty in the European Parliament

Mauro Santaniello, Chiara Spiniello

12:30-12:50

“[A] way to make sure that humans stayed special and central”: from Brussels to Nairobi effect?

Magda Brewczynska

11:30-13:00

Common European Data Spaces: Where are we heading to?: Federico Costantini, Marco S. Nobile, Pia

Chiara Gallese, Farid Mahsouli

11:30-11:50

Turning Internal Mental States into Data: Legal Uncertainties Surrounding the Regulation of Neurotechnology-Derived

Diana Urian, Jennifer Chandler

11:50-12:10

A Matter of Life and Bits: Biological Computers as Personal Data

Alina Wernick

12:10-12:30

A Stress Test for EU Law on Non-Medical Neurotechnologies

Jacopo Piemonte

12:30-12:50

Governing Neurotech: The Political Economy of Next-Generation Tech Regulation

Daniel Mügge

11:30-11:50

Digital Sovereignty in Transition: Law, Trade, and the Reconfiguration of Global Economic Governance

Panos Delimatsis, Mira Burri

11:50-12:10

The Legal Construction of European Digital Sovereignty

Marco Almada

12:10-12:30

Expanding the Horizons of AI Governance: An Interdisciplinary Analysis of Regulatory Models in the EU, Japan, and

Anna-Julia Saiger, Jens-Peter Schneider, Cathrin Zengerling

12:30-12:50

The highest form of techno-capitalist planning? – Law in the governance of emerging quantum innovation value

Anh Nguyen

13:00-14:00 Lunch

14:00-15:30

Maps as Methodological Encounters between Regulatory Frameworks and Digital Technology

Ugolini et.al

14:00-14:20

Alone Together Online: Digital Loneliness and the Gaps in EU Digital Regulation

Matúš Mesarčík, Soňa Juhásová, Lucia Rybanová

14:20-14:40

Swipe Right for a Heart: Embedding fairness in India’s AI-driven Organ Transplant Allocation.

Vini Singh

14:40-15:00

AI-Enabled Triage Systems in Emergency Medicine: The Fairness of Subjecting One’s Right to Timely Care to Automated

Daria Lunca

15:00-15:20

Ambient AI scribes: A poisoned chalice for the therapeutic relationship?

Tjasa Petrocnik

14:00-14:20

AI-Mediated Elections and Intersectional Risk Governance in India: Rethinking Democratic Resilience Beyond Tripolar Regulatory

Shilpi Pandey

14:20-14:40

Platform Liability and Accuracy for False User Content: Lessons from Nigeria and the EU

Rachael Olaitan A.

14:40-15:00

Safeguard or Escape Route? Public Interest Provisions in Indonesia’s Personal Data Protection Law

Faiz Rahman

15:00-15:20

(Half) truths are stranger than fiction: An exploration into regulation of news consumption through social media intermediaries in

Sakshi Sharma, Aishwarya Pagedar

14:00-14:20

Refining the toolkit: the eight modalities of regulation

Ronald Leenes

14:20-14:40

Achieving A Socially Just Transition Through Risk-Based Digital Legislation: Insights And Lessons From The European

Andrea Palumbo, Sara Garsia

14:40-15:00

EU Regulation of General-Purpose AI and Its Implementation Through Private Regulation: A Quest for Legal

Francesca Fumagalli

15:00-15:20

From Affected Publics to Strong Publics: Towards a Radical Agenda for AI Governance

Deirdre Curtin, Tommaso Fia

14:00-14:20

From Compliance to Disclosure: Tracing Cybersecurity and Supply Chain Risk in Dutch Annual Reports

Clara Boggini

14:20-14:40

Cybersecurity in the age of AI: an in-depth examination into the dual role of data minimisation in EU cybersecurity

Suzanne Nusselder

14:40-15:00

Search for safeguards towards the accuracy and reliability of AI evidence

Ezgi Eren

15:00-15:20

Hybrid conflicts, European cybersecurity obligations and private companies

Pieter Wolters

15:20-15:50

Cybersecurity Information Sharing in the EU: Regulatory Promotion Without Legal Certainty

Sofia Santinello

14:00-14:20

Labour Rights Between AI and Sustainability: From a Rights-Based Paradigm to Goal-Oriented

H. Sena Lezgioglu Ozer

14:20-14:40

The Fundamental Rights Discourse in the AI Act: Power, Actors, and Framing

Sabrina Kamala Kutscher

14:40-15:00

The Interplay between Fundamental Rights and Security in EU Digital Law

Marco Almada, Niovi Vavoula, Giacomo Zampieri

15:00-15:20

Conceptualising Digital Well-Being under the EU Law

Gianclaudio Malgieri, Nina Baranowska

14:00-14:20

The Internet of Trash: Tackling eWaste through the Right to Repair.

Lachlan Urquhart

14:20-14:40

Who and where are the heroes of the energy transition? Integrating an inclusiveness approach to citizen

Alba Forns Gómez

14:40-15:00

Digital Technologies and the Renewal of Forest Governance under International Law

Feja Lesniewska

15:00-15:20

Who Owns the Harvest of Data? Agricultural Data Governance and Power Reconfiguration under the EU Regulatory

Maria Giulia Corazza

15:30-16:00 Coffee

16:00-17:30 Book presentations: Bart van der Sloot; Siddharth de Souza

16:00-16:20

Editorial Freedom in the age of GenAI: A case study from the Netherlands

Gionata Bouché, Hannes Cools, Max van Drunen, Natali Helberger

16:20-16:40

Value alignment in General Purpose AI Supervision

Frans van Bruggen

16:40-17:00

Anthropomorphised Authority: Ministerial‑AI and the Legal‑Institutional Void

Rachael Olaitan A.

17:00-17:20

Buying Power, Shifting Paradigms: Public Procurement as a Battleground for Transatlantic Tech

Kevin A. Laurent, Martin Puthet

16:00-16:20

The emergence of digital regulatory capitalism

Mathieu Fasel

16:20-16:40

AI Foundation Models as Self-Improving Infrastructures

Teodora Groza

16:40-17:00

From Soft Law to Binding Rules: Transitional Models of AI Governance in Türkiye

Samet Tatar, Büşra Özkaya

17:00-17:20

The "Quantum Paradox." Examining the Liability for Data Breach, the Duty of Care and Retroactivity in the European Union, United States of America, and People’s Republic of China Privacy

Wiktor Wilkołaski

16:00-16:20

Borderless Data, Bounded Power: The EU’s Data Governance Paradox

Pablo Trigo Kramcsák, Pia Groenewolt

16:20-16:40

Beyond the Market and the Public-Private Distinction: A Research Agenda for the Democratic Law of

Charlotte Ducuing, Alon Jasper, Leander Stähler

16:40-17:00

European Health Data Space: Infrastructural concerns and concentration of power beyond data

Farid Mahsouli

17:00-17:20

Secure Processing Environments under EU Law

Leander Stähler, Andrea Palumbo

16:00-16:20

The “International Standards Effect” in Global Technology Regulation

Vittorio Franzese, Olia Kanevskaia

16:20-16:40

Global API Governance under International Economic Law: Evidence, Standards and Power

Jiaqi Huang

16:40-17:00

Who leads AI standardization? The fragmentation and geopolitics of international technical standards

Orla Hennessy, Roxana Radu, Nora von Ingersleben-Seip

17:00-17:20

EU Digital Sovereignty through AI Standards: Institutional Implications

Riccardo Bosticco, Francesca Fumagalli

16:00-17:30 Session 13F

16:00-17:30 Session 13G

17:30-18:00 Conference closing

18:00-20:00 Drinks