On February 15th, a new article called “From bottleneck to enabler: a new approach to regulating data‑driven medical research” (Stamhuis, Heine, et al.) was published… Read More »From bottleneck to enabler: a new approach to regulating data‑driven medical research
On the 11th of November, legal studies published an article called “Bridging the accountability gap of artificial intelligence – what can be learned from Roman… Read More »Bridging the accountability gap of artificial intelligence – what can be learned from Roman law? Publication by DIGOV members
In Spring 2022 the Dutch Association of Municipalities VNG released a white paper for guidance to municipalities that intend to apply (or already apply) crowd… Read More »“seven principles of crowd management technology” consultation response for Dutch municipalitites
At the 19th IEEE Conference on Computational Intelligence in Bioinformatics and Computational Biology (IEEE CIBCB, 2022), Esra Demir presented her paper titled ‘Big Biological Data:… Read More »Digov Fellow nominated for best paper award at conference on Computational intelligence in Bioinformatics
A consortium led by Erasmus university, consisting of 26 organizations, is receiving a grant of over EUR 2 million from the Netherlands Research Council (NWO).… Read More »consortium led by Erasmus University Rotterdam receives prestigious 2 million euro grant
On December 17th, the University of Leeds hosted a hybrid event, which was organized by the Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence on Digital Governance. Experts… Read More »Conference: Between Competition and Regulation: Taming Online Platforms and Intermediaries.
On October 28th the hybrid workshop Artificial Intelligence & Human rights: Friend of foe? Took place at Erasmus University Rotterdam. The workshop was organized by… Read More »Artificial Intelligence & Human rights: Friend or foe?
It is our pleasure to invite you to our bi-annual Workshop at the Crossroads of Law and Economics, this time on the topic of criminal… Read More »On the crossroads of law and economics workshop: crime and computational methods, 3 december
On October 28th, the Erasmus School of Law will host the hybrid workshop ‘AI & Human Rights: Friend or Foe?’ supported by the Netherlands Network… Read More »‘AI & Human Rights: Friend or Foe?’ Workshop 28th october 2021
On the 15th of september AI4media joins forces with ELISE and AIDA to organize the AL Mellontology E-symposium. The e-symposium is free to attend and… Read More »AI mellontology e-symposium september 15th