Common EU Data Spaces: Fundamental Rights, Competition & Innovation Digital...
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Panel argues EU builds over 10 sectoral data spaces (health most advanced) with the European Health Data Space entered into force 25 March but warns the policy rests on speculative impact studies, huge compliance costs (manufacturers must redesign products), and limited enforcement capacity. Regulators demand real-time feedback loops and clearer interplay with the GDPR; critics flag an opt-out by default for sensitive health data and that the data act text is roughly four times the GDPR long, risking unintended concentration or fragmentation.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00EU common data spaces intro
- 5:38Regulatory goals and coherence
- 16:36Fundamental rights in design
- 27:08Health data space risks
- 34:35Industry on data sharing rules
- 44:09EU assumptions vs market
- 56:37Health data space lessons
- 1:03:02EU digital sovereignty future
- 1:09:00Q&A
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