Homo Digitalis participates for the 4th time in CPDP!
Homo Digitalis participates for the 4th time in CPDP, the most recognized international conference for the protection of personal data and privacy!
After our continuous presence there with panel talks and workshops, this year we are honored to be present with a new medium! Namely, we will be interviewed as part of Avatar.fm, a live radio project organized by the social radio station dublab.de and the privacy salon during the CPDP!
Avatar.fm will set the pulse of the conference from 22 to 24 May, providing a platform for organisations with a leading role in data protection and privacy, highlighting their activities in the field of AI and new technologies!
Avatar.fm will be broadcasting live from the iconic Gare Maritime in Brussels, and will also host recorded broadcasts and live DJ Sets! For those of you not there, you can listen to the shows on dublab.de
Homo Digitalis will be represented in this interview by our Director on Artificial Intelligence & Human Rights, Lamprini Gyftokosta.
Stay tuned for the full programme!
Homo Digitalis' actions in the field of Artificial Intelligence featured in No.1 Academic Legal Journal in the world, the Computer Law & Security Review Journal
The important actions of Homo Digitalis and its allies in the field of border maangement are featured in the internationally renowned and world’s first in its category academic legal journal “Computer Law & Security Review Journal”, published by Elsevier.
In particular, our co-founder Eleftherios Chelioudakis recently published his article in this legal journal (Volume 53, 2024) entitled “Unpacking AI-enabled border management technologies in Greece: to what extent their development and deployment are transparent and respect dataprotection rules?”
We would like to thank the Editors of the Special Issue of the journal entitled “Vulnerability, Marginalisation and Data Protection Law” Katerina Demetzou and Gianclaudio Malgieri for their excellent cooperation.
Elsevier has provided for a short period of time (until 2/6) a link through which everyone can download/read the article completely free of charge, available here.
We participated in a survey of experts on the use of new technologies in the field of education in the framework of the MILES project
In the age of hyper-connectivity, people are inundated by a constant flow of information and news that brings, on the one hand, better and stable information about world events and, on the other hand, many risks associated with fake news and misinformation.
Homo Digitalis had the pleasure to participate in a relevant research-discussion conducted by the MILES project (MIL and PRE-BUNKING approaches for Critical thinking in the education sector) and addressed to experts regarding the use of new technologies in the field of education.
The aim of the debate is to gather information on misinformation in order to develop effective strategies for the education sector. The discussion focused on issues such as digital literacy, the cultivation of critical thinking as a tool for identifying fake news, the role of education and the education system, and exploring possible policy interventions.
Homo Digitalis was represented in the research debate by the Director of Human Rights & Artificial Intelligence, Lambrini Yftokosta. We would like to thank the civil society organization KMOP Social Action and Innovation Centre for the inclusion and the honorary invitation.