Where are we heading Looking into the EU Strategy for Data through the Lens of AI...
summary
Panel argues the EU Data Strategy pushes a single market for data but exposes concrete tensions: AI Act 24‑month countdown and required codes under article 65 land tight deadlines; the DMA forces data sharing via article 6(1)(1) and creates a High‑Level Group to coordinate regulators; WScam shows competition and privacy authorities must consult or risk overturn. EDPB’s pay‑or‑consent opinion reads vague, courts treat paywalls and fees as not per se illegal, so outcomes hinge on proportionality, necessity tests and sectoral impact assessments.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 5:39EU Data Strategy goals
- 10:56AI and competition
- 18:26Data protection vs growth
- 29:57Proportionality in processing
- 38:48Antitrust considerations
- 50:08Pay-or-consent models
- 1:00:06Regulatory impact
- 1:02:40Audience questions and final remarks
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