The third DigiCon annual conference will be devoted to the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies on Digital Rights. The Conference will take place on the 19th and 20th of October at the European University Institute, in Florence, Italy. In this day-a-half conference, our community will discuss how Digital Constitutionalism can adapt to this emergent paradigm and what function it should play in the protection of fundamental rights.
DigiCon III aims at discussing how classic principles of Digital Constitutionalism can apply to AI technologies, including generative AI, when used both in private and public contexts. Each session will examine how AI shapes public and private power through the lens of digital constitutionalism rights.
The conference's ultimate objective is to deepen our understanding of digital constitutionalism and find common principles that apply in public and private contexts. AI technology serves as a good case-study for this effect.
Conference questions:
- DigiCon in the Age of AI: Does Digital Constitutionalism easily adapt to the growing field of AI technology? What role does it play in such an environment?
- What impact does AI have when used by private corporations? Does AI empower or endanger citizens’ rights? How can users use Digital Constitutionalism to assert their rights?
- Can we find common DigiCon principles that bridge the public – private divide? Are there digital constitutionalism principles that apply in both public and private contexts? Are there two different sets of digital constitutionalism rights?
- What future for Digital Constitutionalism under the rise of AI? As with every other DigiCon annual conference, it is key to discuss the future of the field under this new AI paradigm.
This event takes place in hybrid mode. Registered participants are welcome to attend the event online.