Abstract of the presentation:“The memorandum, developed by 15 participants, is born out of the conviction that legislators will enact more informed and more adequate regulation is provided with independent, publicly funded expertise; cross-fertilisation between the academic and the political realm is urgently needed. With the memorandum, we would like to put a new copyright narrative up for discussion, both in the academic, and in the… Continue reading IViR Lecture Series: Copyright Law 2030 – A memorandum on the future of the creative ecosystem in Europe
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IViR Lecture by Gemma Derrick on research culture and academic governance systems
IViR Lecture by Gemma Derrick on research culture and academic governance systems
On 6 November 2020 Gemma Derrick, Senior Lecturer at Lancaster University, will give an online talk about her research on research culture and academic governance systems, entitled: The other side of excellence: failure, research culture and the role of academic governance systems Academic culture, knowledge production and the systems used to govern it, reflect a discourse… Continue reading IViR Lecture by Gemma Derrick on research culture and academic governance systems
IViR Online Lecture: Sana Ahmad about content moderation practices
On the Friday, the 25th of September, at 4PM CET, Sana Ahmad will talk about content moderation practices during our online IViR Lunch Meeting. Sana Ahmad is a research fellow at the Weizenbaum Institute and the WZB Berlin Social Science Centre. She is currently writing her PhD on the outsourced content moderation industry in India… Continue reading IViR Online Lecture: Sana Ahmad about content moderation practices
IViR Lecture: The SyRI-case: consequences for risk profiling and automated decision-making
The Institute is pleased to announce that Anton Ekker will give a lecture at IViR onFriday 27 March 2020 about the recent SyRI-case. On 5 February 2020, the District Court in The Hague banned the use of the SyRI algorithm system by the Dutch government. SyRI was used for profiling citizens to detect fraud with… Continue reading IViR Lecture: The SyRI-case: consequences for risk profiling and automated decision-making
IViR Lecture by Christophe Geiger: Making Europe fit for the Digital Age? Big Data, Artificial Intelligence, Freedom of Information and the failed Text and Data Mining provisions in EU Copyright law
IViR Lecture by Christophe Geiger
IViR Lecture by Christophe Geiger
The Institute is pleased to announce that Christophe Geiger will give a talk at IViR on Tuesday 10 March 2020: Making Europe fit for the Digital Age? Big Data, Artificial Intelligence, Freedom of Information and the failed Text and Data Mining provisions in EU Copyright law On February 19, the European Commission published an ambitious… Continue reading IViR Lecture by Christophe Geiger