Most of the global initiatives in the field of artificial intelligence are designed as globally-minded soft regulation. “Soft” law or the Brussels Effect can complement but will not be able to replace “hard” law. In the case of AI, a technology that has the potential to revolutionise our society, what will make the difference is the enforceability of the law. In the EU’s AI Act, the EU co-legislators make a wise choice to depart fro...

The foundation of GDPR compliance lies in clearly defined legal bases for the processing of personal data. While the appropriate application of Article 6 and 9 of the GDPR to standard processing activities is sometimes already difficult, these challenges vastly increase when applied to AI training. The complex data processing activities involved therein, as well as the concrete personal data that is collected and used, turn GDPR-com...

Introduction As Europe continues to strengthen its cybersecurity framework in response to evolving threats and challenges, understanding the intricacies of this legislative landscape is essential for org...

Introduction In pursuit of scientific research advancement, effective data sharing practices are essential. This session discusses the innovative solutions for facilitating data sharing in scientific research across local, national, and international contexts, by exploring best practices and emerging technologies. Through this panel discussion, attendees will gain practical strategies...

Introduction With the increasing digitization of healthcare information, finding a balance between data accessibility and individual privacy rights is crucial. Academics and experts on this panel will explore approaches to sharing health data while prioritizing privacy and security. In addition to this, attendees will discover cutting-edge strategies and frameworks designed to facilit...