The Digital Public Sphere Working Group addresses current issues of digital law from a public law perspective. A particular focus is set on the regulation of AI systems, data, and platforms.
It offers a forum to discuss research on the use of digital technologies in the public sphere.
Digital Public Sphere Working Group events bring together researchers working at and visiting the EUI. They enable to discuss ongoing research on public law questions of digital technologies. Debates include the use of AI systems and data in diverse and sensitive contexts, such as borders and asylum, policing, and social media platforms.
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Events in Academic Year 2023-2024
- 03.10.2023, A Conversation About the DSA: An Institutional Perspective
- 17.10.2023, Approaching Empirical Work in the Public Domain: A Practical Perspective
- 24.10.2023, Digital evidence: a threat to fair procedures?
- 01.12.2023, The proceduralisation of proportionality (with Human and Fundamental Rights WG)
- 04.12.2023, Navigating the subliminal: a discourse on the EU Artificial Intelligence Act
- 13.12.2023, Fundamental rights protection in the AI Act
- 26.03.2024, Externalising Refoulement Through New Technologies
- 15.05.2024, Conference: Governing AI through Standardization (with EUI Interdisciplinary Research Cluster on Digital Transformations and Society and EU Law Working Group)
Have a look at our working group activities