CPDP 2022
2022-05-23..2022-05-25
Brussels, Belgium
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| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| THE AI ACT: WHERE ARE WE, AND WHERE ARE WE GOING? | Omer Tene, Gianclaudio Malgieri, Charles-Albert Helleputte, Katarzyna Szymielewicz, Anna Moscibroda, Sylwia Giepmans-Stepien | 01h 16m |
Status update on the AI Act: the Commission’s April 2021 proposal is mid-negotiation with a European Parliament draft due to a plenary vote in November and the… | ||
| CALIBRATING THE AI ACT - IS IT THE RIGHT FRAMING TO PROTECT PERSONAL AND FUNDAMENTAL RIGHT | Jay Modrall, Georg Borges, Frederico Oliveira da Silva, Alžbeta Krausová, Cornelia Kutterer | 01h 15m |
European AI law treats AI largely as product safety: it puts exhaustive risk-management duties on providers, excludes individual consumers from rights, and… | ||
| HOW TO RECONCILE FACIAL RECOGNITION TECHNOLOGIES WITH CONSUMERS' PRIVACY | Michael Maguire, James Dipple-Johnstone, Daniel Leufer, Plamen Angelov, Quang-Minh Lepescheux, Joan S. Antokol | 01h 15m |
Clearview AI is found to have scraped images for mass surveillance, is banned from Canada but refuses to delete Canadian images, and police use of its data is… | ||
| DATA PROTECTION ENGINEERING: WHAT IS THE ROAD AHEAD? | Prokopios Drogkaris, Marit Hansen, Armand Heslot, Kim Wuyts, Gwendal Le Grand, Alex Li | 01h 15m |
Panel argues for embedding privacy at ideation and architecture, with concrete practices: using threat modeling with STRIDE and the LINDEN knowledge base to… | ||
| SCHREMS II: 18 MONTHS LATER: MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING OR A GAME CHANGER? | Magdalena Cordero, Raluca Peica, Peter Parycek, Jan Philipp Albrecht | 01h 15m |
Schrems II forces concrete action: regulators run coordinated cloud checks and reprimand cases like Frontex for moving to the cloud without a DPIA, EU bodies… | ||
| DIGITAL PLATFORMS, THE NEW PRIVACY CHAMPIONS? BETWEEN MYTHS AND REALITIES | Sophie Stalla-Bourdillon, Joris van Hoboken, Inge Graef, Olivier Blazy, Martin Bieri, Mehwish Ansari | 01h 10m |
Platforms roll out local differential privacy for browsing and maps, trial federated learning for on-device model updates, and an exposure notification API for… | ||
| GOVERNANCE AND REGULATION OF AI FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF AUTONOMY AND PRIVACY | Andrej Zwitter, Linnet Taylor, Elizabeth Coombs, Vincent Bouatou, Oskar Gstrein | 01h 09m |
The panel argues the EU AI Act adds regulatory layers over GDPR but cannot alone handle group privacy or “abnormal justice”; examples include large language… | ||
| ASSESSING THE IMPACT ON FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS IN AI APPLICATIONS | Anna Buchta, David Wright, Francesca Fanucci, Alessandro Mantelero, Cathrine Bloch Veiberg | 01h 17m |
Three distinct assessment approaches emerge: (1) assessing risks from use, (2) classifying systems by risk level, and (3) using AI to find vulnerabilities… | ||
| DATA PROTECTION REGULATION POST-COVID: THE CURRENT LANDSCAPE OF DISCUSSIONS IN EUROPE, THE US AND... | Bruno Bioni, Teki Akuette Falconer, Gabriela Zanfir-Fortuna, Malavika Raghavan | 01h 12m |
COVID sharpens specific failures and fixes: contact-tracing apps get Aarogya Setu mission drift while CoWIN lacked a privacy policy for five months; European… | ||
| DATA PROTECTION AS CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY | Paolo Balboni, Sophie Nerbonne, Stefano Fratta, Sarah Bakir, Massimo Marelli, Cosimo Monda | 01h 18m |
Proposal claims that data protection becomes a measurable corporate social responsibility with 5 principles, 25 rules turned into auditable controls; it ships… | ||
| DPAS IN THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC | Ivan Szekely, Charles Raab, Orsolya Reich, Hielke Hijmans, Sjaak Nouwt | 01h 12m |
Data protection authorities shift between ex‑ante policy advice and later enforcement, with uneven involvement across countries: some dpas fast‑track guidance… | ||
| SECONDARY USE OF PERSONAL DATA FOR (BIOMEDICAL) RESEARCH | Véronique Cimina, Tamas Bereczky, Teodora Lalova, Marina Markatou | 01h 17m |
GDPR leaves researchers facing national variation that fragments practice; desk and survey work covers 25 of 27 member states plus the UK, finds ethics… | ||
| MANIPULATIVE DESIGN PRACTICES ONLINE: POLICY SOLUTIONS FOR THE EU AND THE US | Anna Fielder, Finn Lützow-Holm Myrstad, Rebecca Slaughter, Kat Zhou, Kim van Sparrentak | 01h 10m |
Dark patterns are shown to drive subscriptions, trick users into sharing sensitive data, and feed platform power—one example cites 80–85% market share for a… | ||
| PROTECTING THE RIGHTS AND ENSURING THE FUTURE OF GENERATION AI | Carl Mörch, Eva Lievens, Liliana Carrillo, Maud Stiernet, Leyla Keyser, Klara Pigmans | 01h 16m |
Session reports concrete harms (biased welfare allocation, dark-pattern-driven persuasion, profiling for targeted ads) and concrete fixes: UNICEF policy… | ||
| REGULATING AI IN HEALTH RESEARCH AND INNOVATION | Tima Otu Anwana, Max Königseder, Richard Rak, Mariana Rissetto, Elisabeth Steindl, Martin Urban | 01h 15m |
Panel explains how EU law splits responsibilities and creates concrete friction: embedded IoHT AI triggers both MDR and AIA rules, forcing duplicated… | ||
| A SAND STORM OR JUST A BREEZE? WHAT'S THE FUSS ABOUT SANDBOXES? | Bojana Bellamy, Kari Laumann, Chris Taylor, Erlend Andreas Gjære, Dragos Tudorache | 01h 15m |
Regulators describe concrete results: a UK sandbox runs ~30–40 projects, issues a letter of regulatory comfort, provides hands‑on privacy design advice and… | ||
| ENCODING IDENTITIES: THE CASE OF COMMERCIAL DNA DATABASE | Alexandra Giannopoulou, Amade M’Charek, Rossana Ducato, Taner Kuru, Ella Jakubowska | 01h 10m |
Panel argues that private US-based genealogical databases are now feeding police investigations worldwide, often via GEDmatch pilot workflows that enable… | ||
| ARE DEMOCRATIC INSTITUTIONS DOING ENOUGH TO PROTECT DEMOCRACY, FREEDOM AND PRIVACY FROM THE ... | Christian D'Cunha, Cristina Caffarra, Barry Lynn, Johnny Ryan, René Repasi | 01h 18m |
Argues that purpose limitation as atomic unit should become the forensic tool for merger and abuse reviews, showing how Google fines barely dent revenues and… | ||
| COLLECTIVELY MAKING IT WORK: (F)LAWS OF INDIVIDUAL APPROACHES TO RESIST PLATFORM POWER | Anton Ekker, Jill Toh, Vanessa Barth, Eike Gräf | 01h 15m |
Drivers from Uber and Ola bring a GDPR challenge in Amsterdam targeting algorithmic work allocation and deactivations, arguing individual rights fail to… | ||
| BIG BROTHER OUT TO LUNCH | Tanja Schneider, Maria Hassapidou, Wolfgang Schmitt, Olga Gkotsopoulou | 01h 13m |
Panel links concrete projects and problems: a Swiss-funded Food Coach prototype ingests donated supermarket loyalty data from two major retailers, combines it… | ||
| OPENING THE DATA OF MONEY: CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE GLOBAL SOUTH | Andrés Arauz, Renata Avila, Burcu Kilic, Iness Ben Guirat | 46m |
Organisation: Open Knowledge Foundation
Timing: 17:15 - 18:30 on 23 May 2022 - La Cave
In the twenty-first century, most money is just data - accounting… | ||
| WELCOME AND INTRODUCTION | 10m | |
Welcome and orientation for CPDP 2022: 90 panels, about 450 speakers and roughly 1,300 attendees across five stages, plus a connected villa for workshops… | ||
| REGULATION OF GLOBAL DATA FLOWS: A STORY OF THE IMPOSSIBLE? | Ulrich Kelber, Audrey Plonk, Vera Jourová, Ana Brian Nougrères, Graham Greenleaf | 01h 09m |
Panel summarises concrete roadblocks and partial fixes: the CJEU struck down Safe Harbor and Privacy Shield and Schrems II decision forces courts and DPAs to… | ||
| COFFEE BREAK & CNIL-INRIA PRIVACY AWARD, EPIC CHAMPION OF FREEDOM AWARD | 21m | |
Award segment highlights a concrete win: the Norwegian Consumer Council documents that 10 apps share data with 135+ third parties, leading to filed six GDPR… | ||
| EMPOWERING THE AI ACT: LIMITS AND OPPORTUNITIES | Gianclaudio Malgieri, Adriano Daulisa, Ursula Pachl, Vincenzo Tiani, Yordanka Ivanova | 01h 06m |
Panel argues the AI Act currently limits protection by treating consumers as generic “users,” omits a clear without prejudice clause, and relies too heavily on… | ||
| THE AI ACT AND THE CONTEXT OF EMPLOYMENT | Aída Ponce Del Castillo, Diego Naranjo, Paul F. Nemitz, Simon Hania, Gabriela Zanfir-Fortuna | 01h 16m |
EU proposal puts workplace AI into Annex 3.4 high‑risk for recruitment and performance management and requires documentation, risk assessments and conformity… | ||
| PRIVACY CAFE: BELGIAN BEERS AND AI | Sofie Vanrafelghem, Jan Paesen, Giorgia Vulcano | 01h 54m |
Panel shows concrete results not slogans: an analytics-backed app collects 6,000 users / 470 expert tasters and scores beers on 120 sensory parameters, feeding… | ||
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