Women make up half of the earth's population. Women have been and still are a strong driving force and engine to bring...

As more and more systems and personal devices become pervasive and interoperable, an increasing amount of sensitive and interconnected data is prone...

The level of privacy and trust concerns has raised to a point where people start to refuse services. Services on the Web...

What we called science fiction a few years ago, nowadays is called Artificial Intelligence (AI). Despite its laboratory origin, AI is currently...

While there are increasing international debates about sustainable and value-based computing, it is notable that many of these debates tend to re-invent...

Regulating artificial intelligence by legal means challenges the foundations of law. Law addresses human beings, groups and societies. While criminal law is...

Following the previous joint seminars between the Lab and the team of Erich Schweighofer we decided to organise a new joint seminar...

In this talk I will talk about some key characteristics determining the nature of the digital. Specifically, I will talk about the...

In our world of digitization, questions arise like: Are we witnessing the end of privacy? What's the point of being private? In...

Personal data are not legally defined as property. Yet, the markets for consumer profiles with detailed data points are flourishing and personal...

This workshop is part of a wider research project on Algorithmic Management which studies the structural role of algorithms as forms of...

The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) promises to enable us to request data back from data controllers, enable data portability, and -...