Monday Abr 22th 2024
9:30 to 17:00
Roma Tre University – Law Department – Via Ostiense 159
Second Floor – Conference Room 278
Digital communications systems have become the most common medium to collect data on consumer habits and to promote goods and services. Over the last decade not only have we moved from person-to-machine data to Internet-of-Things, but neurosciences and artificial intelligence are now growingly used to profile individuals, predict their behaviour, nudge them towards certain choices.
The relations between data companies and their business users are becoming increasingly complex and, in the EU, extremely regulated with a continuous overlapping of provisions in the field of data protection, consumer protection, competition, new digital technologies and infrastructures.
The Seminar wishes to investigate some of the many outstanding issues, profiting of the extremely rich experience developed over the last years in the countries which are represented in the South EU Google Data Governance Chair.
Documents
Luca Bolognini, Dynamic targeting as a service: when consumer profiling is friend of data protection
Giovanni Calabró, The future of consumer profiling and of commercial communications
Maria da Graça Canto Moniz, The growing relevance of fairness in the future of commercial communications
Sandra Passinhas, Recommender systems
Tomás de la Quadra Salcedo, Neuroscience, Artificial Intelligence and Consumer Protection
Franco Trubiani, Bounded rationality of consumer and neuromarketing: Looking for an effective regulation
Vincenzo Zeno-Zencovich, Nihil sub sole novi ?
Georgios Yannopoulos, Using AI to protect Online Gamblers
Guido Scorza, Data protection, consumer protection, competition intersection: a very curious case
Agenda
Opening Session
10.00 - 10.30
Vincenzo Zeno-Zencovich, , Professor of Comparative Law – Roma Tre University
Andrea Stazi, , Regulatory Affairs Lead South Europe, Google
Keynote Speeches
10.30 - 11.30
Guido Scorza, , Member of the Italian Data Protection Authority
Giovanni Calabrò, , Chief of Staff of the Italian Competition Authority
Morning Session
11.30 - 13.00
Tomás de la Quadra Salcedo, , Professor of Administrative Law, University Carlos III – Madrid
Neuroscience, Artificial Intelligence and Consumer Protection
Maria da Graça Canto Moniz, , South EU Google Data Governance Chair – Nova School of Law - Lisbon
The growing relevance of fairness in the future of commercial communications
Afternoon Session
14.00 - 16.30
Sandra Passinhas,, Professor, Coimbra University
Recommender systems: from a disputable market to consumer protection
Georgios Yannopoulos,, Associate Professor of IT Law and Legal Informatics – University of Athens
Using AI to protect online gamblers
Luca Bolognini,, Istituto Italiano per la Privacy
Dynamic targeting as a service: when consumer profiling is friend of data protection
Franco Trubiani,, Università Parthenope, Naples
Bounded Rationality of Consumer and Neuromarketing: Looking for an Effective Regulation
Closing Remarks
16.30
José Luis Piñar, , Professor of Administrative Law – CEU-San Pablo University - Madrid
