CPDP 2020
2020-01-22..2020-01-24
Brussels, Belgium
CPDP ·
[CPDP 2013, CPDP 2015, CPDP 2016, CPDP 2019, CPDP 2020, CPDP 2021, CPDP 2022, CPDP 2023, CPDP 2024, CPDP 2026]
who it's for
data protection officers, privacy regulators, privacy engineers, ai ethics researchers, technology policy makers, small business compliance officers
topics
facial recognition policy and practice; algorithmic copyright upload filters; GDPR Article 32 security measures; SME GDPR compliance hurdles; differential privacy and federated learning; NIST Privacy Framework adoption; one-stop-shop cross-border enforcement; autonomous vehicles and trolley problems; biometric emotion recognition risks; privacy certification and ISO 27701; city transportation data governance; secure data access environments (FinData)
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Welcome and introduction | Paul De Hert | 11m |
13th edition CPDP opens with a practical briefing: 80–85 panels across two buildings with a four-minute walk between them, sessions livestreamed to YouTube… | ||
| Emotional AI and Empathic Technologies: Rights, Children and Domestication. | Frederike Kaltheuner, Gilad Rosner, Ben Bland, Giovanna Mascheroni | 01h 11m |
Panel documents concrete systems: a small commercial robot Cosmo robotic toy that uses app-linked sensors and voice/face recognition, startups and major firms… | ||
| Enforcement of GDPR – A reality check. | Rodolphe Genissel, Zora Siebert, Pat Walshe, Geff Brown, Burcu Kilic | 01h 15m |
Rapid assessment of Amazon, Netflix and Spotify uses mystery shoppers and access requests to show pervasive tracking, Android app advertising trackers, and… | ||
| We need to talk about filters: algorithmic copyright enforcement vs data protection. | João Pedro Quintais, Rossana Ducato, Anna Mazgal, Karen Melchior | 01h 13m |
Article 17 makes platforms primarily liable for user uploads, pushing them toward upload filters and fingerprinting systems like Content ID or third‑party… | ||
| The state of the art requirement for GDPR security measures. | Prokopios Drogkaris, Janita Hofman, Irene Kamara, Giuseppe Vaciago, Stefano Leucci | 01h 10m |
Panel argues Article 32 ties security to a risk‑based duty to mitigate threats to confidentiality and integrity, not a checklist; practical anchors include… | ||
| The GDPR is easy: (Un)tangling SME compliance hurdles. | Joan S. Antokol, Mistale Taylor, Narseo Vallina-Rodriguez, Karen Clements | 01h 14m |
GDPR is not easy for SMEs: projects STARII and SMOOTH build tools and handbooks but find widespread confusion, inconsistent DPA guidance and real risks… | ||
| Healthy AI for access, sharing and protection of sensitive data. | Joni Komulainen, Effy Vayena, Alberto Gago Fernandez, Riccardo Masucci | 01h 16m |
Finland enacts a law enabling broad secondary use of health, social and benefits registries via Finland’s one‑stop FinData permit authority, using unique ID… | ||
| The GDPR and New Technologies: Enough, or do we need more? | Karolina Mojzesowicz, Mireille Hildebrandt, Anna Fielder, William Malcolm | 01h 02m |
Panel argues GDPR stays technology neutral but enforcement lags, with unused legal tools like article 79 injunctions and unclear application of article 22… | ||
| Building Privacy Foundations Today for Tomorrow’s Tech. | Stan Adams, Massimo Attoresi, Naomi Lefkovitz, Jade Nester, Kim Wuyts, Caitlin Fennessy | 01h 13m |
NIST releases NIST Privacy Framework v1.0, a voluntary, Cybersecurity‑Framework–aligned set of activities and outcomes that reframes privacy risk around… | ||
| Security meets data protection: risk assessment, standards and certification | Isabelle Chatelier, Barbara Vieira, Jan Schallaböck, Vincent Strubel, Thomas Zerdick, Athena Bourka | 01h 16m |
Panel claims security and data protection are converging and GDPR makes security a data protection principle so controllers must show accountability via DPIAs… | ||
| The One-Stop-Shop: Twenty Months On. | Max Schrems, Christopher Kuner, Caroline Louveaux, Anu Talus | 01h 12m |
Mechanism review after twenty months reports concrete metrics and concrete failures: about 70 final decisions so far, many on erasure and breach notifications… | ||
| Algorithmic Regulation of Transportation. | Simon Hania, Ger Baron, Karen Vancluysen, Kara Selke | 01h 07m |
Cities increasingly demand fine-grained vehicle or bike location data as a condition for permits, while GDPR turns much of that pseudo‑anonymous telemetry into… | ||
| Unlocking societal benefits of AI with privacy protective technologies. | Bojana Bellamy, Cecilia Bonefeld-Dahl, Christian D'Cunha, Keith Enright, Luciano Floridi, Ludmila Georgieva | 01h 20m |
Panel argues concrete tactics: deploy federated learning and differential privacy to do more with less personal data, use Private Join & Compute for joint… | ||
| Award Ceremony EPIC CHAMPION OF FREEDOM AWARD and CNIL-Inria PRIVACY PROTECTION AWARD | Guillaume Prunier, François Pellegrini, Nataliia Bielova | 27m |
One award highlights a paper that inspects pre-installed Android software across a large set of device models and vendors, using static and dynamic analysis… | ||
| Face Surveillance: Current Status, Future Action. | Woodrow Hartzog, Lorraine G. Kisselburgh, Valeria Milanes, Frank Torres, Estelle Masse | 01h 13m |
City police roll out a face‑surveillance pilot that connects 10,000 CCTV, 300 cameras with FR to the national ID database, matching against 40 million… | ||
| Facial recognition, a 'convenient' and 'efficient' solution looking for a problem? | Lotte Housing, Cornelia Kutterer, Gwendal Le Grand, Sophie in ‘t Veld, Moritz Körner | 01h 05m |
Panel gives concrete examples: a commercial app scraping 3 billion images and used by 600 police forces (Clearview); court rulings (South Wales) that limit… | ||
| The Future is Now: Autonomous Vehicles, Trolley Problem(s) and How to Deal with Them. | Sophie Nerbonne, Andreea Lisevic, Chloey Colbert, Mikko Niva, Trevor Hughes | 01h 21m |
Panel maps the real engineering and legal specifics: staged autonomy levels, sensors and backend ecosystem players, and proposed tools like human impact… | ||
| Liquid AI: Accountability and governance of transnational AI systems. | Adam Harvey, Daniel Leufer, Sjoera Nas, Kristina Irion | 01h 11m |
Panel shows that face‑biometrics infrastructure is harvested and re‑used at scale: a collected corpus of 300 datasets totaling 100+ million images includes 7.5… | ||
| Junior Academic Session II. | Angelica Fernandez, Álvaro Feal, Julien Gamba, Narseo Vallina-Rodriguez, Primal Wijesekera, Joel Reardon, Serge Egelman, Juan Tapiador, Giovanni De Gregorio, Edoardo Celeste | 01h 12m |
Three short papers give concrete results: an enforcement review of deepfakes uses Facebook’s May 2019 Code-of-Practice reports and shows Facebook rewrites Code… | ||
| Senior Academic Session I. | Maria Tzanou, Margot Kaminski, Gianclaudio Malgieri, Ala'A Al-Momani, Frank Kargl, Christoph Bösch | 01h 14m |
Three papers deliver distinct, actionable claims: a taxonomy separates individual vs societal AI harms and argues a limited role of GDPR — fit for… | ||
| Senior Academic Session I | Maria Tzanou, Margot Kaminski, Gianclaudio Malgieri, Ala'A Al-Momani, Frank Kargl, Christoph Bösch | 01h 14m |
A taxonomy distinguishes individual vs societal harms and separates harms tied to raw data processing from harms tied to outputs and inferences; the GDPR… | ||
| Junior Academic Session II. | Angelica Fernandez, Álvaro Feal, Julien Gamba, Narseo Vallina-Rodriguez, Primal Wijesekera, Joel Reardon, Serge Egelman, Juan Tapiador, Giovanni De Gregorio, Edoardo Celeste | 01h 12m |
Three short papers give concrete findings: review of Facebook May 2019 report finds platforms mention audio‑visual manipulation but not deepfakes, rely on… | ||
| Children's privacy in the digital age. | Sonia Livingstone, Jen Persson, Régis Chatellier, Jürgen Bänsch, Ruth Boardman | 01h 15m |
Summaries of research, regulation and practice converge on concrete problems and fixes: a classroom-facing myprivacy.uk toolkit explains where children’s data… | ||
| Automatic Face Recognition in the UK: Policy and Practice. | Tony Porter, David Reichel, Steven Wright, Hannah Couchman, Eduardo Ustaran | 01h 14m |
The UK has moved from pilots to live facial recognition in public spaces (police trials, carnival and station tests, Notting Hill and South Wales), generating… | ||
| ASAP 2 | Janina Voigt, Björn Scheuermann, Julia Kloiber, Anke Domscheit-Berg, Friedemann Karig, Raúl Aguayo-Krauthausen, Katharin Tai, Kathrin Passig, Leonhard Dobusch, Eden Kupermintz, Jillian York, David Kaye, Chris Köver, Ingo Dachwitz, Luca Hammer, Marlène Colle | 11h 29m |
ASAP 2 presents a set of talks and panels about pandemic response and digital society, covering technologies and practices such as privacy-preserving COVID-19… | ||
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