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On the past January 18, we held a meeting of the new and re-founded Advisory Board of our Journal of Privacy and Digital Law.
Generative IA has the potential to transform the practice of law, but it is imperative that its regulation be carefully designed, effective and flexible. Moreover, it is crucial that it prioritizes the safeguarding of citizens' fundamental rights.
On November 18, I participated as a lecturer in the panel on "Artificial Intelligence" at the European Summit organized by ICAM together with other experts: María de la O Martínez, Elena González-Blanco García and Javier Torre de Silva López de Letona, where we addressed issues such as the opportunity and general profile of the future EU regulation, the remains for companies or the changes that AI can mean for the legal profession.
For further info: https://web.icam.es/madrid-se-convierte-durante-dos-dias-en-la-capital-europea-del-derecho-durante-la-celebracion-de-la-cumbre-del-icam/
Yesterday, Thursday 26 October, I participated in the Breakfast Meeting on "Creative Artificial Intelligence. Business use: opportunities and risks" organized by Herbert Smith Freehills, reflecting on #Governance and risk forecasting in the use of this tool as well as the need for organizations to have a well-defined internal policy and clear guidelines that regulate the use of #IAcreative.
We were honored to have the presence of experts in the field such as Pilar del Castillo, Oriol Pujol, Iria Calviño, Ana Garmendia Prieto and Miguel Ángel Barroso López to whom we thank for their participation and with whom we have been able to enjoy all their knowledge.
Carlos Fernández Hernández (Chief editor of LA LEY) provides an excellent summary of the seminar. A must read at: https://diariolaley.laleynext.es/dll/2023/10/30/el-uso-de-la-ia-generativa-por-las-empresas-oportunidades-y-riesgos-juridicos
Last Friday, September 15, we inaugurated the Expert Diploma on Data Protection in the Digital Society at the Universidad Autónoma de Madrid and we were honored to have the presence of Juan Arrieta Martínez de Pisón, Dean of the Faculty of Law who shared some inspiring words of welcome, and María Álvarez Caro, Director of Regulatory and Public Affairs at Google Cloud Iberia, who gave a keynote lecture.
Despite being in the last days, you are still in time to register! For more information and registration: https://lnkd.in/eP9CXt7
We live in the age of Artificial Intelligence
On 8 May 2023, the plenary session of the Civil Society Forum dedicated to "The Challenges of Artificial Intelligence" took place. During the event, Pablo García Mexía reflected on this highly topical subject accompanied by magnificent speakers such as Francisco Ros Peran, Carlos Jimenez, Enrique Baca-Garcia and Jesús Banegas Núñez.
To see the full session: https://lnkd.in/d_f7uaNS
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New book written by Pablo García Mexía together with Oriol Pujol Vila y Carlos Feernández Hernández is now on sale.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is one of the key technological advances for humanity. This book explores the causes and consequences of all and contributes to enriching the debate on the legal aspects of AI technologies.
More information about the book:
https://tienda.wolterskluwer.es/p/claves-de-la-inteligencia-artificial-y-derecho<br>
Pablo García Mexía is one of the distinguished speakers at the International Congress "Biometrics, Administrative Law and Data" on November 7th and 8th, 2024. An event that specifically addresses the relationship between biometrics, its regulation by Administrative Law and the protection of personal data, combining theoretical and practical...
Pablo García Mexía participates on September 25, 2024 in the Artificial Intelligence and Parliament Workshop, organized by the Institute of Parliamentary Law UCM, in the framework of the research project "Strengthening Democracy and the Rule of Law through Artificial Intelligence" (Ministry of Science and Innovation), which aims to promote the...
Since in Cambridge, MA. (USA) I first got in touch with the Internet back in 1994-1995, just a few blocks away from the MIT, I have been devoting a substantial part of my professional endeavors to aspects related to its policies and regulation. Convinced as I am of that great good that is the free and open Internet, so am I nonetheless persuaded that the Net is not the Far West, this being the reason why I convey to my college students, to the audiences I speak to or to the clients I advice, that Justice and civil rights are perfectly compatible with such a great lever for freedom and innovation as the Internet has come to be.
