CPDP.ai 2024
who it's for
policymakers and regulators, data protection officers, ai policy researchers, privacy lawyers, health data specialists, trade union representatives, cybersecurity professionals
topics
AI Act systemic risk criteria (FLOPs threshold); gdpr risk-based integration with ai; synthetic data for privacy and utility; regulation of ai medical devices; eu common data spaces and connectors; transparency and accountability for large models; offensive cybersecurity using ai; international ai regulation comparisons; collective bargaining over workplace ai; recommender systems and engagement harms; audit and red-teaming practices for ai; enforcement of digital and privacy laws
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Cinema - Feminist Book Club: Feminist Cyberlaw | Amanda Levendowski | 01h 18m |
Eighteen short essays (about five pages each) organize feminist interventions around ownership, access, governance and make concrete claims: courts and tech… | ||
| Book Launch: Regulating the Synthetic Society | Bart van der Sloot | 01h 16m |
Launch overview argues that generative AI already reshapes reality: humanoid robots in hotels and hospitals, deepfakes creating education tools and… | ||
| A Call for Data Dignity Is there a Need for a New Right to Be Seen in the Age of... | Christian Fieseler, Christoph Lutz, Aurelia Tamò-Larrieux, Eduard Fosch-Villaronga, Vanesa Mădălina Vargas | 01h 14m |
Panelists present concrete audits and experiments: a review of 26 affective-computing datasets finds heavy skews to White subjects aged 20–30 and no mention of… | ||
| Offensive Cybersecurity by AI Promises and Pitfalls | Annika Selzer, Indra Spiecker gen. Döhmann, Johann Laux, Eva Wolfangel, Chris Kubecka, George Patsis | 01h 24m |
Claims that AI lets attackers and defenders scale exercises instantly and autonomous ethical-hacking bots run large simulated red teams, with one example using… | ||
| AI in the Urban Landscape Navigating Data Governance with Multiple Stakeholders | Carlo Rossi Chauvenet, Sophie Meszaros, Bárbara da Rosa Lazarotto, Daniele Pan- filo, Christopher Wilson | 01h 12m |
Panel argues that synthetic data maintains >95% fidelity while raising privacy vs classic anonymisation, and that it often beats randomisation for utility… | ||
| European AI powered Solutions to Combat Dementia. How to Implement AI in Health... | Klaudia Kwiatkowska, Petra Ritter, Ira Haraldsen, Lukas Faymann, Daphné Lamirel, Richard Rak | 01h 16m |
A Europe-wide Health Data Cloud is built to host digital brain twins and containerized pipelines, already simulating 650 virtual brains on HPC for dementia… | ||
| Bridging the Regulatory Gaps for AI Medical Devices The New Layer ... | Iñigo De Miguel, Anastasiya Kiseleva, Fruzsina Molnár-Gábor, Guillermo Lazcoz, Isabel Barberá | 01h 19m |
Explains how the AI Act sits on top of MDR/IVDR and GDPR and where responsibilities actually land: use MDR procedures and ISO 14971 risk/benefit logic for… | ||
| Transforming GDPR into a Risk Based Harm Tool Alongside Specific AI Regulation... | Felix Bieker, Nadya Purtova, Christina Michelakaki | 01h 11m |
Panel argues specific pathways to make the GDPR a practical partner to the AI Act: use Article 25 and DPIAs more preventively, map AI Act risk (probability ×… | ||
| Power, Convenience, and Prestige in the Governance and Legal Regulation of AI | Eleonora Bassi, Julie Cohen, Fumio Shimpo, Daniel Sprick, Zoe Kardasiadou | 01h 19m |
European law finalizes a layered AI Act with AI Act applies when output is used in the EU and staged deadlines (ban list in 6 months, high‑risk in 18/24… | ||
| FLOPs and beyond Decoding the AI Act’s Systemic Risk Criteria | Tjade Stroband, Sandra Wachter, Yordanka Ivanova, Connor Dunlop, Lennart Heim | 01h 20m |
Panel maps how the EU AI Act labels GPAI as systemic using a 10^25 FLOPS threshold as a presumption of risk, alongside possible criteria like parameters, data… | ||
| Co-governing AI at Work Insights from Collective Agreements on AI, Affirming... | Aída Ponce Del Castillo, Lisa Kresge, Clara Helming, Claudio Agosti, Rebekah Smith, Isabelle Barthès | 01h 18m |
AI Act leaves workplaces mostly untouched, so bargaining fills the gap: the Hollywood actors and writers agreement limits generative AI use, preserves… | ||
| Securing Personal Data in Common EU Data Spaces | Prokopios Drogkaris, Anna Lytra, Malte Beyer-Katzenberger, Irene Kamara, Mario Guglielmetti | 39m |
Common EU data spaces are practical, voluntary ecosystems that standardize contracts and protocols around a data space connector rather than a central… | ||
| Effective Enforcement, Is that not the answer? | Michael Veale, Eva Lachnit, René Mahieu, Karolina Mojzesowicz, Kai Zenner | 01h 11m |
Five years after the GDPR the panel argues enforcement falls short: forum shopping, inconsistent national procedures and open norms block decisive outcomes… | ||
| Data Protection, Data Sovereignty and Digital Exchange Unravelling the Dynamics... | Sophie Stalla-Bourdillon, Bruno Gencarelli, Svetlana Yakovleva, Burcu Kilic, Alex Joel, Arif Wider | 01h 17m |
October 2023 withdrawal from the WTO e‑commerce JSI is framed as a deliberate US move to preserve domestic regulatory policy space, while an executive order… | ||
| Lifting the Hood on Big AI - The Future of Transparency and Accountability in AI | Claire Pershan, Nick Botton, Raziye Buse Çetin, Lucie-Aimée Kaffee, Mark Dingemanse | 01h 16m |
Panelists show concrete findings and tools: adversarial audits using scraping and bots reveal reliability gaps (one project finds one-third errors in a… | ||
| Global Approaches to AI Regulation Towards an International Law on AI | Bianca-Ioana Marcu, Audrey Plonk, Emma Redmond, Bruno Bioni, Gregory Smolynec | 01h 10m |
Panel summarizes concrete policy moves and gaps: an updated OECD definition and an OECD incident taxonomy to make harms reportable; the EU AI Act’s AI Act risk… | ||
| The Role of Research and Researchers in AI Governance | Natali Helberger, Oana Goga, Matthias Spielkamp, Sven Schade | 01h 18m |
Panel reports concrete wins and limits: research helped write DSA data access requests, launched a request to Microsoft after internal tests find 30%… | ||
| Global Challenges, Global Solutions Case Studies for International Enforcement... | Bruno Gencarelli, Anne Debet, Carly Kind, Arjuna Herath, Immaculate Kassait | 01h 14m |
Panel lists concrete cooperation examples and remaining gaps: ClearView AI collaboration (Australia UK Canada) and mirrored TikTok inquiries, a joint… | ||
| AI Needs a Strategy, not just Regulation! Comparing Initiatives Across Latin America | Nicolo Zingales, Beatriz Kira, Beatriz Botero Arcila, Pablo Trigo Kramcsak | 01h 22m |
Four-country comparison: Mexico records no national AI strategy, over 31 congressional initiatives, government use of facial recognition and biometric systems… | ||
| Social Media Recommender Systems Should Deliver Value, not “User Engagement"... | Kasper Drazewski, Natali Helberger, Kim van Sparrentak, Midas Nouwens | 01h 15m |
Panel argues social media recommenders are optimized for engagement, not public interest, and points to active DSA investigations (TikTok, Meta) and an Italian… | ||
| Enforcing the EU’s Digital Laws Delivering European Tech Policies that serve People... | Jan Penfrat, Claire Gayrel, Rachel Griffin, Chantal Joris, Rik Viergever | 01h 16m |
The EU Commission opens five enforcement proceedings and issues over 20 requests for information to platforms, prioritizing child safety, election… | ||
| CPDP ACADEMIC SESSION III | Jo Pierson, Fife Ogunde, Aluna Wang, Pablo Marcello Baquero, David Restrepo Amariles, Claudia Diaz, Harry Halpin, Jaya Klara Brekke, Alexandre Debant, Lucca Hirschi | 01h 11m |
Four focused papers report concrete findings: a Canadian employment‑law review documents automated hiring systems that routinely drop qualified resumes (Amazon… | ||
| Archives and Data Protection | Ivan Szekely, Michael Friedewald, Alexander Kashumov, Lise Jaillant, Luisa Palla | 01h 18m |
A Council of Europe–commissioned survey of 48 national archives finds widespread legal uncertainty after GDPR, with many repositories defaulting to closure or… | ||
| CPDP ACADEMIC SESSION II | Ivan Szekely, Francesco Paolo Levantino, Johan van Banning, Alexandra Karaiskou, Niovi Vavoula, Naomi Theinert, Robin Khalfa, Wim Hardyns | 01h 14m |
Argues that facial and emotion-recognition migrate from military identity dominance into a civic emotional dominance risk, notes the AI Act bans… | ||
| EDPL Young Scholar Award | Bilgesu Sumer, Sibylle Pouillaude, Franziska Boehm, Indra Spicier gen. Döhmann, Maria Tzanou | 01h 11m |
Two winning entries critique EU rules with concrete claims and fixes. One argues the AI Act wrongly treats biometric verification as low risk, shows vendors… | ||
| Working on Current and Future Governance and Control of AI and Algorithms | Gerald Hopster, Vanja Skoric | 01h 10m |
Department for algorithmic oversight within the Dutch DPA is rolling out biannual risk reports and pushing organizations to prepare for the AI Act by using… | ||
| New Governance and Inclusiveness in AI Standardisation How Far Have We Gone? | Chiara Giovannini, Natalia Giorgi, Thierry langé, Emilia Tantar, Sebastian Hallensleben | 01h 07m |
European AI standardization is already active and concrete: a formal standardization request sits with CEN CENELEC, JTC 21 runs a task group on inclusiveness… | ||
| The Intersection of AI and Regulation How Organisations and Regulators Should... | Rafaela Nicolazzi, Yann Padova, Natascha Gerlach, Gwendal Le Grand, Marek Steffen Jansen | 01h 11m |
Panel lays out concrete frictions and fixes: the AI Act creates sandbox legal basis to repurpose training data and an Article 10(5) bias exemption allowing… | ||
| nothing matches | ||