Help shape the future of AI governance and participate in our policy prototyping project! The Knowledge Centre Data & Society is looking for participants for workshops on the human oversight requirements of the EU AI Act.

The European Commission has launched a new initiative in which it outlines its vision and strategic actions relating to Web 4.0 and virtual worlds.

The Data Governance Act ("DGA") sets out new rules for the sharing of certain protected data held by public sector bodies as well as rules and requirements for data intermediary services and organisations for data altruism.

Data Governance Act, Digital Services Act and Digital Markets Act: overview of key concepts, potential impact and the obligations.

The new compromise text of the Artificial Intelligence Act (AIA) by the Council of the EU has been published. The text, presented by the Czech presidency, follows and builds on the previous (partial) compromises under Slovenian and French presidencies

What are the conclusions after the first policy prototyping experiment

The European Commission presents its strategy to strengthen the European standardisation system.

This draft report lists the many challenges and opportunities related to AI and launches a series of policy proposals.

The recently adopted proposal for an AI Regulation has already been the topic for widespread discussions., and so has the GDPR. This contribution discusses how the proposed AI Regulation inadequately addresses the risks presented to privacy and data protection by AI systems, and fails to integrate the comprehensive framework of the GDPR into the most buzzing proposal for regulation in a long time.

A new proposal for the AI Act introduces technology-oriented due diligence and compliance requirements for AI systems. It also bans some of them. In this way, it risks limiting AI systems’ innovation and migration of innovators outside of the EU. There is a better way to go to both keep innovation inside and risks to fundamental rights outside of the EU: technology-neutral and abusive practices oriented regulation of AI.

With this guide, we want to give an overview on how the GDPR is applied when designing and using AI-systems.

On AI and current and future ethical and legal challenges

The 2030 Digital Compass will pursue a human-centric, sustainable vision for digital society throughout the next decade to empower citizens and businesses