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Doctoral Seminar
Algorithmic Governance and Governance of Algorithms: Ethical and Legal Challenges

Klipi teostus: UTTV 23.05.2019 4014 vaatamist Õigusteadus

Lisainfo veebis: http://doktorikool.midok.ut.ee/event/algorithmic-governance-and-governance-algorithms-ethical-and-legal

00:00 - 03:28 Martin Ebers
03:28 - 06:25 Welcome and greetings
by the Director of the University of Tartu School of Law,
Professor Gaabriel Tavits
06:25 - 52:28 Keynote speech: Virginia Dignum (Umea University Sweden)
00:52:28 - 01:03:40 Panel I - Introducing fundamental questions
Chair: Martin Ebers (University of Tartu)
- Anne Veerpalu (University of Tartu):
The survival of the principle of technology neutrality in the digital society (DLT example)
01:03:40 - 01:19:41 - Niklas Eder (Bielefeld):
The Self-Policing Effect of Big Data Analytics
01:19:41 - 01:35:56 General discussion
01:35:56 - 01:56:52 Panel II - Transparency and due process in ADM
Chair: Marta Cantero (University of Tartu)
- Jenneke Evers (Leiden University):
Calculating the Citizen: Automated Decision-Making in Detecting Social Security Fraud
01:56:52 - 02:12:39 - Christoph Winter (Harvard and Humboldt):
Exploring The Challenges Of Artificial Judicial Decision-Making
02:12:39 - 02:26:47 - Francesa Palmiotto (EUI):
The Black Box on Trial:
The Impact of Algorithmic Opacity on Fair Trial Rights in Criminal Procedure
02:26:47 - 02:40:22 - Laurens Naudts (KU Leuven, CiTiP-imec):
Dealing with Uncertain Futures: Contextual Changes as a Barrier
for Governing Algorithmically Guided Decision-Making
02:40:22 - 03:10:06 General discussion
03:10:06 - 03:27:17 Panel III - Liability and civil law issues
Chair: Janno Lahe (University of Tartu)
- Idoia Elizalde Salazar (Pompeu Fabra):
Civil Liability for damages caused by a coding error
03:27:17 - 03:42:18 - Taivo Liivak (University of Tartu):
Algorithms of fully autonomous and connected vehicles
03:42:18 - 03:58:13 - Nynke Elske Vellinga (University of Groningen):
Automated driving: the legal hurdles on the road ahead
03:58:13 - 04:13:13 - Tomás Gabriel García-Micó (Pompeu Fabra):
Smart autonomous surgical robots, legal personhood, and EU Tort Law
04:13:13 - 04:28:19 - Cemre Polat (Bilkent University):
Overcoming the duality: liability for damages caused by autonomous agents
04:28:19 - 04:53:19 General discussion
04:53:19 - 05:09:33 Panel IV - Data protection and data ownership in AI
Chair: Andres Vutt (University of Tartu)
- Seili Suder (University of Tartu): Microchipping employees - a lawful practice?
05:09:33 - 05:22:02 - Jasper Siems (University of Osnabrueck):
Keeping the secrets of the black boxes -
Could the new EU trade secrets directive be an option for the IP protection of neural networks?
05:22:02 - 05:34:04 - Ying Ye (Durham University):
Chinese Copyright law and AI-generated content
05:34:04 - 05:48:26 - Lillia Oprysk (University of Tartu):
AI and sui generis copyright protection
05:48:26 - 06:18:36 General discussion
06:18:36 - 06:38:15 Panel V - New frontiers for consumer protection and antidiscrimination law
Chair: Irene Kull (University of Tartu)
- Raphäele Xenidis (EUI):
Protecting equality in the age of artificial intelligence:
Has anti-discrimination law become unfit?
06:38:15 - 06:54:48 - Federico Galli (Bologna and Luxembourg):
Online behavioural advertising and unfair manipulation between GDPR and UCPD
06:54:48 - 07:20:25 General discussion
07:20:25 - 07:30:08 Concluding remarks & RAILS Prize Award to best paper
(Martin Ebers , Marta Cantero )