On May 22, 2023, the Irish Data Protection Commission (DPC) published its decision of May 12, 2023 fining Meta Platforms Ireland Limited €1,2 billion for breaching the General Data Protection Regulation. Data Protection (GDPR). The decision, which imposes the largest fine ever imposed on the…
Note: this article was translated from French by an automated tool. In September, the Dalloz editions published the little book entitled "Justice numérique". An ambiguous expression, the term “digital justice” refers to the transformations that the legal world is subjected to by the advent of network life and the gradual abandonment of material supports in favor of electronics and online information. It also designates the impact on ...
Note: this article was translated from French by an automated tool. On February 19, 2020, at the same time as the publication of its White Paper on Artificial Intelligence, the European Commission published its data strategy, the objective of which is to allow the creation of a single data market. In what context does the publication of the Data Governance Act take place? While the global volume of data ...
Note: this article was translated from French by an automated tool. Here is an overview of the summary: Could algorithms replace judges? by Serge Abiteboul and Florence G'sell The modeling of compensation for bodily injury, by Anaïs Gayte-Papon de Lameigné, Pierrick Legrand and Jacques Lévy Véhel The end of rules and standards, by Anthony J. Casey and Anthony Niblett The decisions algorithms by Florence G'sell Some epistemological reflections ...
Over the past few days, several media articles have reported that France decided to ban the application of data analytics to French courts' decisions (M. Livermore and D. Rockmore, “France Kicks Data Scientists Out of Its Courts”, Slate, June 21 , 2019). It has even been asserted that this measure would be part of a governmental strategy generally…
The presentations at the “Legal Challenges of the Data Economy” conference held at the Collège des Bernardins on March 22 are now online on the University of Chicago's YouTube channel. You can view them by clicking on the title of each intervention. Welcome remarks: Hubert du Mesnil, Director of Collège des Bernardins,…
While waiting for all the videos of the “Legal Challenges of the Data Economy” conference held on March 22 at the Bernardins, here are several interviews with the speakers! “Discrimination by Algorithm and People” - Sendhil Mullainathan, Professor of Behavioral and Computational Science, University of Chicago Booth School of Business “Personalization of the Law” - Ariel Porat, Professor of Law, Tel-Aviv University…