The Center for Data Innovation has submitted comments in response to the public consultation of the European Commission, which is gathering feedback to inform its gender equality strategy 2020-2024.

Contribution to the European Commission’s Public Consultation on Gender Equality Strategy 2020-2024

Contribution to the European Commission's Public Consultation on Gender Equality Strategy 2020-2024

ITIF's Center for Data Innovation hosted a video webinar to discuss the transatlantic opportunities and challenges to promoting better cooperation in military use of AI.

How to Deepen Transatlantic Cooperation in AI for Defense

Gillian Diebold speaks about the current policy landscape and pressing issues in the AI and data space at a webinar hosted by the Civil 20 Working Group on Technology, Security, and Transparency.

AI, Ethics and Data Governance

ITIF's Center for Data Innovation submitted comments to the Article 29 Working Party, the advisory body of European privacy regulators, on its guidelines regarding algorithmic decision-making and the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).

Comments to the EU’s Article 29 Working Party on Guidelines for Automated Decisions

Comments to the EU's Article 29 Working Party on Guidelines for Automated Decisions

In an op-ed for New Europe, Eline Chivot writes that AI can actually help reduce gender bias and improve social fairness in Europe.

Could AI Help Reduce Gender Bias in Europe?

Tackling the Tough Questions: AI, Data, and Ethical Governance

ITIF's Center for Data Innovation hosted a discussion about the ins and outs of Article 22, its purpose, its flaws, and whether it is fit for purpose in the digital age. The outputs of the discussion will be fed back to the Minister for Digital and Culture as part of the Government’s formal consultation for the new National Data Strategy.

Can GDPR’s ‘Automated Decision Opt-Out’ Be Improved Without Harming Users?

Can GDPR's 'Automated Decision Opt-Out' Be Improved Without Harming Users?

ITIF's Center for Data Innovation hosted a panel to discuss the ins and outs of Article 22, its purpose, its flaws, and whether it is fit for purpose in the digital age. The outputs of the discussion will be fed back to the Minister for Digital and Culture as part of the Government’s formal consultation for the new National Data Strategy.

Who Should Enforce the Digital Services Act?

Gillian Diebold speaks about the data divide at a policy roundtable.

Policy Dialogue on AI and Data for Society

Patrick Grady moderates a Bumble-hosted roundtable on the topic of AI & Gender-based harm. Karen Melchior MEP, Yana Toom MEP, and Lesia Radelicki from the Cabinet of Helena Dalli join the discussion.

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Patrick Grady moderates a Bumble-hosted roundtable on the topic of AI & Gender-based harm. 

Can the E.U. Directive to Combat Violence Against Women Stop AI-Enabled Intimate Image Abuse?

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