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Pour lutter contre la désinformation sur les réseaux, tirer des leçons de la régulation audiovisuelle
Les députés socialiste Thierry Sother et écologiste Jérémie Iordanoff tirent la sonnette d’alarme : l’outil principal de l’Union européenne pour lutter contre la désinformation sur les réseaux, le règlement sur les services numériques (DSA), est une « digue fragilisée ».
IA dans les services publics : pour une IA " digne de confiance ", les grands principes ne suffisent pas
Que ce soit pour assister dans la traque contre la fraude, ou pour aider les agents de France Services à répondre aux questions des citoyens, l’intelligence artificielle s’insère de plus en plus dans les services publics. Cette irruption fait partie du chantier plus large de la transformation numérique de l’État, qui a pour ambition de rendre les actions de l’État plus efficaces.
The European approach to regulating AI through technical standards
Abstract In December 2023, the European institutions reached a political agreement on the AI Act, a new regulation on artificial intelligence. The AI Act will require providers of high-risk AI systems to test their products against harmonised standards (hENs) before affixing a European Conformity (CE) mark to allow AI products to circulate freely on the European market.
Intelligence artificielle: normes techniques et droits fondamentaux, un mélange risqué
Le futur règlement européen « AI Act » a pour but la création d’un cadre légal pour l’ensemble des systèmes d’intelligence artificielle (IA), notamment ceux posant des risques importants pour la sûreté ou les droits fondamentaux, comme la non-discrimination, la vie privée, la liberté d’expression ou la dignité humaine. Dans sa version actuelle, le projet de règlement traite tous ces risques de la même manière.
EU Regulation: Reding Says Right to be Forgotten Must Be Balanced; EP Committee Calls for Enhanced Extraterritoriality
In a June 18 speech in Luxembourg, European Commissioner for Justice Viviane Reding discussed the much–maligned proposal for a "right to be forgotten" in the recently proposed EU Data Protection Regulation, admitting that "you cannot enforce an absolute right to be forgotten on the internet." She stressed that the right to forgotten "like the general right to privacy . . .
Why facial recognition algorithms can't be perfectly fair
In June 2020, a facial recognition algorithm led to the wrongful arrest of Robert Williams, an African-American, for a crime he did not commit. After a shoplifting incident in in a pricey area of Detroit, Michigan, his driver’s license photo was wrongly matched with a blurry video of the perpetrator. Police released him after several hours and apologized, but the episode raises serious questions about the accuracy of visual-recognition algorithms.
Amende contre Facebook : comment la FTC américaine s’est transformée en " super CNIL "
Le régulateur américain de la protection des consommateurs a infligé à Facebook une amende record de $5 milliards pour des violations en matière de données à caractère personnel. Cette amende est de loin la plus grosse jamais infligée pour une violation de données personnelles.
Global Media, Technology and Communications Quarterly - Spring 2019 Edition | Lexology
1 GMCQ Global Media Technology and Communications Quarterly Spring 2019 1 Hogan Lovells In our first issue of 2019 we include a round-up of our thought leadership from across the firm on issues facing clients this year, including the impact of the GDPR, the new EU Copyright Directive, a milestone in the Commission’s digital market strategy and the challenges spurring M&A activity in the TMT sector.
DSM Watch: EU Copyright Directive passed by European Parliament | JD Supra
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A comparison of IoT regulatory uncertainty in the EU, China, and the United States | JD Supra
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Using artificial intelligence to fight hate speech | JD Supra
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Getting to Data Nirvana: Data lakes and GDPR - A User's guide | JD Supra
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Getting to data nirvana: A legal and compliance guide to data value creation Chapter 3 – Regulatory silo-busting to optimize risk management | JD Supra
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Benefits and Challenges of Robotized Arbitration
We are living in the era of constant technological progress. As smart contracts emerge, why not think about totally automated arbitration? Arbitrators and counsel use technology all the time. Big data and e-discovery can assist counsel in document management and reduce the risk of human error during discovery. Machine learning has led to the development of predictive justice, which can estimate the probability of winning the dispute, or the success of individual claims.
Getting to data nirvana – A legal and compliance guide to data value creation: Chapter 2 - using the GDPR to create data value | JD Supra
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The starting point for a big data project: the privacy impact assessment | Lexology
The era of big data is here. Not only do we generate more data than ever before, we now have the tools to analyse it to make inferences, predictions and even decisions. The use of big data analytics has spread throughout the public and private sectors, with applications in fields as diverse as health, education, financial services, retail, marketing and online services.
The Digital Single Market: Geoblocking regulation ready to be enacted! | Lexology
The new provision on the banning of unjustified geoblocking in online sales is at the heart of the EU Commission's aspiration and effort to create a real within the European Union. The term "geoblocking" stands for any type of technical or contractual discrimination based on the nationality or residence of a customer. It is a common phenomenon on today's Internet. Users are often rerouted and offered differing conditions and prices depending on their IP address.
The Digital Single Market: Geoblocking regulation ready to be enacted! | Lexology
The new provision on the banning of unjustified geoblocking in online sales is at the heart of the EU Commission’s aspiration and effort to create a real within the European Union. The term “geoblocking” stands for any type of technical or contractual discrimination based on the nationality or residence of a customer. It is a common phenomenon on today’s Internet. Users are often rerouted and offered differing conditions and prices depending on their IP address.
Blockchain: facing up to the regulatory challenges in multiple jurisdictions
Most of the regulators across the globe are now engaging with the possible impact distributed ledger technology (DLT) could have on the financial services sector. But the regulatory position relating to use of th technology is still evolving, as our round up of different jurisdictions shows. In the UK, the FCA and PRA are only at the early stages of considering the risks posed by DLT and what regulatory requirements should apply to its use.
Does net neutrality have a future?
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Getting to data nirvana: Mapping connected car data usage scenarios and creating a holistic data governance plan
In this hoganlovells.com interview, partner Winston Maxwell discusses how Hogan Lovells helps connected car manufacturers to develop simplified frameworks that internal stakeholders can use to understand business and operational needs balanced against data protection legal requirements. Maxwell: At Hogan Lovells, we advise auto manufacturers on how to think about embedding data protection and other data governance rules into their platforms for vehicle-related data.
Should we regulate artificial intelligence?
Hogan Lovells partner Winston Maxwell spoke on October 12, 2017 at a conference on artificial intelligence organized by the French think tank “Le Club des Juristes”. What follows is an English version of his prepared remarks. Artificial intelligence (“AI”) permits valuable new applications for society. Autonomous vehicles will increase safety and reduce pollution. Voice recognition could make computer keyboards obsolete.
The connected car: How European data protection, smart transport systems, and competition law intersect
In this hoganlovells.com interview, partner Winston Maxwell and counsel Gianni De Stefano discuss how European data protection, smart transport systems, and competition law intersect and the impact they will have on the connected car. Maxwell: What’s interesting are all the security, environment, and other policy rules beyond privacy that affect data sharing. The European Commission is trying to develop what they call Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS).
European Court to France: DNA Database Violates Fundamental Rights | HL Chronicle of Data Protection
The European Court of Human Rights decided on June 22, 2017 that France’s DNA database for convicted criminals disproportionately interferes with individuals’ privacy rights because of its one-size-fits-all retention period and the failure to include a procedure to request erasure. In discussing its conclusion, the European Court of Human Rights noted that France applied a single retention period of 40 years for DNA data, regardless of the type of criminal offence involved.
DSM Watch: Commission official and industry experts discuss "problem-based" approach to platform regulation
Digital Europe‘s June 22, 2016 debate on platform regulation featured Anna Herold, Member of Cabinet of Commissioner Oettinger, Patrice Chazerand, Director, Digital Europe, Pieter Nooren, from the Dutch think tank TNO and Hogan Lovells partner Winston Maxwell.
Global Media and Communications Quarterly - Autumn 2016
To view this article you need a PDF viewer such as Adobe Reader. If you can't read this PDF, you can view its text here. Go back to the PDF . Digital has been one very powerful manifestation of globalization, but like other globalization trends, policymakers are divided on who should govern the digital domain. By big tech companies? By semi-autonomous bodies (e.g. ICANN for domain names)? By old fashioned nation states? By nation states working together through treaties?
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