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SALZBURG GLOBAL LAW AND TECHNOLOGY FORUM

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The Salzburg Global Law and Technology Forum is curating a high-level, cross-sectoral leadership network connecting technology, law, policy, academia and civil society, to consider current challenges and emerging trends. It enhances opportunities for cross-border frameworks; equip judges, regulators, policymakers, and the legal profession to understand new technology; and align law and ethics with technological progress.

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Lee Hibbard - Are Certain AI-Enabled Public Services Too Critical To Fail?

In the latest installment of the Salzburg Questions for Law and Technology series, Lee Hibbard reflects on government agencies' relationship with artificial intelligence and how to avoid some of its traps

Anastassia Lauterbach - What Are The Measures And Actions Needed To Enable Sustainable Data Economies?

In the third of three posts for the Salzburg Questions for Law and Technology series, Anastassia Lauterbach reflects on how the European Union can empower people to utilize data and technology well

Anastassia Lauterbach - How Can We Provide Data Technologies For All?

In the second of three posts for the Salzburg Questions for Law and Technology series, Anastassia Lauterbach asks about enabling technologies that can be understood and invested into, ensuring any business, non-profit, and municipality can create its own data market

Anastassia Lauterbach - How Can The European Union Legislate for Artificial Intelligence?

In the first of three posts for Salzburg Global's series of Salzburg Questions for Law and Technology, Anastassia Lauterbach looks into the background of the EU's new draft proposal to restrict uses of artificial intelligence

Katrin Nyman-Metcalf - Do States Have a Role to Play in the Digital Society?

In the latest installment of the Salzburg Questions for Law and Technology, expert in legal aspects of e-governance Katrin Nyman-Metcalf explores the idea of revisiting multi-stakeholder cooperation when identifying the state's role in digital society

David Bray - What Are Five Concrete Steps Civil Societies Can Do Collectively To Govern Better Using Tech And Data?

In the latest installment of the Salzburg Questions for Law and Technology, director of the Atlantic Council GeoTech Center, David Bray, suggests five new pilot schemes to help move societies forward

Stacy Baird - How Can We Use the Post-COVID Economic Recovery to Address Racial Disparity, the Digital Divide, and Jobs?

Launching the Salzburg Questions for Law and Technology series, technology consultant Stacy Baird proposes several potential programs that can help people in the U.S. address economic and social challenges

5 Risks the World Needs to Get Real About

From climate change to the erosion of trust, the world is facing many challenges. Before we can find solutions we need to well-understand the problems

5 Ways AI is Changing our World for the Better

Man has long feared the rise of the machine – his own creation becoming smarter and more intelligent than he. But while artificial intelligence and machine learning are rapidly changing our world and powering the Fourth Industrial Revolution, humanity does not need to be afraid

Law and Technology: Privacy, Security, and Ethics in an Asymmetric World

Report from the inaugural program of the Salzburg Global Law and Technology Forum now available online
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