Senior Academic Session I.
summary
Three papers deliver distinct, actionable claims: a taxonomy separates individual vs societal AI harms and argues a limited role of GDPR — fit for personal-data processing but not for outcome- or society-level harms; a proposal ties DPIAs to a three-tier multi-layered explanations (general, group-based, individual) as a practicable accountability cycle; an automotive study maps GDPR, CCPA and APPI to concrete requirements (biometrics, geolocation, 72‑hour breach notice, CCPA sale opt‑out) and shows a compliant ride‑hailing design is feasible by combining best practices.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:40Presentation
- 4:35Taxonomy
- 6:30Challenges
- 10:36Research Question
- 30:39Binary tool
- 33:18Problems of Explanation
- 34:38What if tool
- 35:50Multilayered explanation
- 38:27Data protection impact assessment
- 51:49Data protection and automotive systems
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