Donderdag werd bekend dat de Belastingdienst vorig jaar een verloren gewaande datakluis met daarin 64 miljoen documenten weer heeft terugvonden. Die miljoenen documenten waren zeer van pas gekomen in het onderzoek van de parlementaire enquêtecommissie over de toeslagenaffaire. Het is het zoveelste hoofdstuk in een boek vol zwarte bladzijden en de vraag dringt zich op: hoe raak je een datakluis kwijt? Heleen Janssen is wetenschappelijk onderzoeker bij het Instituut voor Informatierecht en geeft commentaar.
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Fourth shortlisted story of the Science Fiction and Information Law Writing Competition
As part of the fourth IViR Science Fiction and Information Law competition, DigiCon will publish the stories of the finalists every week. The winning stories will be revealed during the CPDP 2026 conference in Brussels on 19-22 May.
IViR in the Media: Kristina Irion cited in The Guardian
US tech firms successfully lobbied EU to keep datacentre emissions secret. Kristina Irion comments on the news.
Third shortlisted story of the Science Fiction and Information Law Writing Competition
As part of the fourth IViR Science Fiction and Information Law competition, DigiCon will publish the stories of the finalists every week. The winning stories will be revealed during the CPDP 2026 conference in Brussels on 19-22 May.
Second shortlisted story of the Science Fiction and Information Law Writing Competition
As part of the fourth IViR Science Fiction and Information Law competition, DigiCon will publish the stories of the finalists every week. The winning stories will be revealed during the CPDP 2026 conference in Brussels on 19-22 May.
Kristina Irion and Ronan Fahy present study to Council of Europe Committee
On 26 March 2026, Kristina Irion and Ronan Fahy presented a study on media regulators to the Council of Europe’s Committee of Experts on Media Regulators in a Platform-Based Environment. The study aims to serve as a foundation for initiating discussions within the Council of Europe’s Committee of Experts on Media Regulators in a Platform-Based Environment (MSI- eREG) on a future Guidance Note on this topic.
First shortlisted story of the Science Fiction and Information Law Writing Competition
As part of the fourth IViR Science Fiction and Information Law competition, DigiCon will publish the stories of the finalists every week. The winning stories will be revealed during the CPDP 2026 conference in Brussels on 19-22 May.
Blogpost by Kristina Irion: AI Firms Can Limit Military Surveillance of Americans. What About of Everyone Else?
In recent days, a public dispute has laid bare tensions between AI companies and the US military over who decides how the AI is used. The US Department of Defense cancelled Anthropic’s AI agent Claude and instead struck a deal with OpenAI. Where constitutional protection is limited to domestic surveillance, the rest of the world becomes a legitimate target of AI-enabled mass surveillance. AI-enabled surveillance is no longer science fiction. The framing around limiting the US military’s use of generative AI for domestic surveillance should unsettle the rest of the world, argues Kristina Irion in her blog post for Tech Policy Press.
“Meta’s verbod op politieke reclame werkt niet, partijen adverteren gewoon door”
Max van Drunen wordt geciteerd door Nieuwsuur in een artikel waarin hij reageert op onderzoek van de UvA over politieke advertenties op Facebook en Instagram.
Comments by João Pedro Quintais in “Why dolphins are turning heads in Europe’s AI copyright debate”
Europe’s courts are busy with rightsholders’ challenges to AI giants – but there’s little prospect of clarity on IP use soon. João Pedro Quintais was interviewed for this Euractiv piece.