Korff on Kuner: Schrems II Re-Examined
Comments on: Chris Kuner, Verfassungsblog, Schrems II Re-Examined, 25 August 2020: Below are some comments by me on the above blog.
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Schrems II, from Snowden to China
Marc Rotenberg is quite right, in his new article Schrems II, from Snowden to China: Toward a new alignment on
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The elasticity of “ethical AI”
This is a nice review by @carlykind_of the evolution of the term “ethical AI”: I wonder if the term is
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Too many GDPR-watchers are twiddling their thumbs
I hate to say this, because some European data protection authorities are excellent (e.g.several of the German states, the German
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The UK’s ethics-hole
Maybe if the “AI ethics” crowd (including @CDEIUK, based in… yes, @DCMS, the UK govt dept responsible for data protection
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Germany’s constitutional court shows the way on foreign spying and human rights
This analysis by Russell A. Miller of the Bundesverfassungsgericht’s recent judgment on the Federal Intelligence Service’s large-scale foreign surveillance activities
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US law reform post-Schrems II
This @ProppKen/@peterswire article is really useful on the individual remedy aspect of #SchremsII. As they say, they don’t address the
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Some thoughts on the Conseil National du Numérique interoperability study
Some gems from the French national digital council study on interoperability: “The French Treasury is also in favour of proactive,
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French Senate unanimously passes law guaranteeing consumers’ free choice in cyberspace
Over to you, National Assembly…
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Interoperability as a tool for competition regulation
I’m excited to get my new preprint up for comments: This briefing paper analyses up-front interoperability requirements as a pro-competition
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