Academic Session I The GDPR within a continuously reforming digital environment
summary
Four papers compare GDPR to new rules and real-world limits: a technical process model maps GDPR portability to the Data Act’s continuous real-time data access (implements APIs and streaming, flags unresolved automated detection of trade secrets and personal data before September enforcement); a legal analysis isolates three tensions—processing without controller instructions, lack of Article 6 basis, and purpose‑limitation breaches—when US orders reach EU‑stored cloud data (encryption helps but breaks active processing); a sandbox/mapping study contrasts privacy by design vs data protection by design and links GDPR tactics to AI Act articles on data governance; a critique warns that wholesale GDPR transplantation can worsen protection on the ground and urges functional, context‑sensitive adequacy.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00First academic session welcome
- 14:34Q&A after Nicola
- 16:26US access versus GDPR
- 27:26Audience questions on US access
- 36:53Privacy by design in AI sandboxes
- 50:27EU regulatory complexity
- 54:45GDPR as global model
- 1:05:18Q&A on GDPR adoption
- 1:14:20Closing remarks
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