How to Improve the Regulatory Framework to Foster Innovation
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Argues GDPR needs surgical fixes across five levels: consistent EU application and a stronger EDPB/EDPS, clearer and fewer guidelines, targeted legal-text clarifications, explicit rules for blockchain/AI/platforms, and a rethink of data minimization and purpose limitation for a data-driven economy. Warns DMA/DSA create conflicting authority overlap, urges funded sandboxes, shared EU tech priorities and industrial scale-ups, and proposes the AIDA report roadmap plus funding to keep Europe competitive in AI.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00GDPR and regulatory challenges
- 3:53GDPR implementation problems
- 10:52Modernize GDPR for digital age
- 17:46GDPR and new regulations
- 23:26Europe’s digital competitiveness
- 27:42European digital strategy
- 31:15AI talent and development
- 35:11AI innovation vs protection
- 37:18Closing remarks
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