Lawyer of the Turin Bar Association, Ph.D. in 'Law, Science and Technology’, Associate of ICT Legal Consulting graduated in Law at the University of Turin.
He has worked in international firms in Turin and Milan, advising on personal data processing and civil law, before joining ICT Legal Consulting.
Ph.D. in 'Law, Science and Technology' in co-tutelle with the Universities of Bologna, Turin and Luxembourg, with a thesis on the Right to Explanation and Artificial Intelligence explainability, which he successfully defended in July 2023.
He collaborates with the chair of Legal Informatics at the University of Turin, participates in conferences and seminars on topics of law and new technologies, and has published on topics relating to the processing of personal data and artificial intelligence.
Sessions in which Dr. Jacopo Dirutigliano participates
Monday 12 May, 2025
Sessions in which Dr. Jacopo Dirutigliano attends
Monday 12 May, 2025
Discussions surrounding the interplay of AI and Data Protection Laws will reveal how academics and practitioners from around the world manage the intersectionality of these laws. How do data protection laws and emerging AI intersect, and how do they complement each other? If you’re a privacy professional, legal expert, AI developer, or policymaker, this is your must-attend session, as it will feature professionals from Google, EDRI, DG Justice, a...
Generative AI development and deployment is exploding, but the recent EDPB Opinion 28/2024 and early enforcement actions (notably the fine against OpenAI by the Garante in Italy) signal that compliance with the GDPR must be taken seriously from the outset. Against this backdrop, our panel will explore how to build trust and avoid pitfalls when developing and deploying LLMs in Europe. We’ll examine the evolving legal landscape—and whether it leaves enough room for meaningful innovation....
This session will explore how to design data spaces that aren’t just legally compliant but also fundamentally structured around privacy, security, and trust. By embedding compliance in the core of data infrastructure design, we can move beyond reactive measures and create environments that foster confidence and cooperation. Key questions
As AI usage seems to proliferate, international regulations may be the way to go to develop cross-border compliance and cooperation. Featuring representatives from both sides of the Atlantic, as well as renowned global think tanks, this session will discuss how organizations can effectively align themselves with international regulations to achieve convergence and interoperability. ...
The Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) sets obligatory requirements for hardware and software products as well as infrastructure, aiming to guarantee high standards of security for all items connected to the internet. This session brings together experts to explore the CRA’s real-world implications, shedding light on the challenges, opportunities, and urgent questions surrounding cyber resilience.