The "ETAPAS" project aims to develop tools to support Public Administrations to assess and manage the ethical, social and legal challenges of disruptive technologies.

The workshop, with the participation of a panel of international experts, is an useful opportunity to highlight the implications of the use of Disruptive Technologies on fundamental rights and for a first discussion on the EU draft regulation on Artificial Intelligence (AI) also in order to promote a better understanding of the common legal challenges to be faced.

AGENDA

Keynote Speakers

• Andrea Bertolini, Scuola Superiore Sant'Anna - Pisa, Institute of Law, Policy and Development;
• Elena Buoso, University of Padua, Department of Public, International and EU Law;
• Paul Nemitz, Directorate General Justice and Consumers, European Commission;
• Karl Stöger, University of Vienna, Department of Constitutional and Administrative Law.

Other speakers involved:

Josef Baker-Brunnbauer, Social Tech Lab; Markus Fallenböck, University of Graz; Daniel Tögl, Parkside Interactive Graz; Tatjana Evas, European Commission; Elisabeth Paar, University of Vienna; Severin Kacianka, TU Munich; Viktoria H.S.E. Robertson, Vienna University of Economics and Business & University of Graz; Giovanni Zaccaroni, University of Malta.

For further information and registration: https://www.etapasproject.eu/backend/join-us-for-disruptive-technologies-in-the-public-administration-sector-legal-challenges-free-etapas-online-workshop-25-november/