Data Protection in the Age of Information Technology

From Transparency to Digital Fairness

Objective

This seminar will investigate how manipulative design practices, often referred to as dark patterns, threaten core principles of data protection law: transparency, consent, fairness, and autonomy. The seminar will tackle recent technological and legislative developments and practices aimed at increasing GPDR compliance, such as automation, AI auditing.

Key topics

Technology as an enabler of GDPR and AI Act compliance
Practical use cases of PETs, automation and AI tools
Regulatory expectations and AI auditing approaches
Bridging law and practice through innovation

Who should attend?

Lawyers in private practice, data protection and IT lawyers, in-house counsel, EU and national civil servants, DPOs and compliance officers, regulators and policy advisors, academics and researchers.

Interactive Online Seminar

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✔ No travel, no accommodation – saving you time and money.