📢 Call for Speakers: Webinar on Digital Rights in the Era of Artificial Intelligence

Are you an expert in AI and data protection, digital rights, ethics, law, or governance? Do you have insights on the impact of artificial intelligence on privacy, surveillance, non-discrimination, and public safety?

The Jean Monnet Center of Excellence AI-2-TRACE-CRIME at Neapolis University Pafos, Cyprus, and Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, Spain, invite you to submit your speaker proposal for our upcoming webinar:

📅 Date: Monday, 12 May 2025
⏰ Time: 16:00-19:00 (Cypriot Time, GMT+3)
💻 Location: Online (via Zoom)
🗣 Language: English

🔍 Topics of Interest:

✅ AI’s impact on data protection, surveillance, and consent
✅ Biases in AI and their effect on non-discrimination and fairness
✅ Moral responsibilities in AI development and implementation
✅ AI governance frameworks and policies from a human rights perspective
✅ Transparency and accountability in AI systems
✅ The balance between public safety and individual freedoms in AI-driven law enforcement

📝 Submission Guidelines:

🔹 Abstract: 250-300 words (in English) summarizing your topic and key arguments
🔹 CV: Short biography including key publications and experience
🔹 Presentation Duration: 15 minutes
🔹 Submission Deadline: 31 March 2025
🔹 Submit to: [email protected] & [email protected]

Selected speakers may have the opportunity to publish their work in journals edited by Neapolis University Pafos and Universidad Carlos III de Madrid.

📩 Apply now!