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Felix Bieker
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Platforms, data, power – The Right to Data Protection (http://bit.ly/3sp3MXS) – http://mas.to/@felixbieker
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I swear, I never get to be on a train that’s on time 🚆😶‍🌫️
A train display showing 06.05.2036 23:36 as current date and time
December 4, 2024 at 5:53 PM
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Very much looking forward to this talk tomorrow! A tour de force through #GDPR, #DSA, #AI Act, considering the risks and impact assessments we find along the way

Many thanks to Maciej Otmianowski and Niels van Dijk for the invitation!

Hybrid, more info: uldsh.de/risk

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First slide of the presentation with title and date
November 21, 2024 at 2:00 PM
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I honestly had the best time! Thanks to everyone for joining and the discussion 🤩💫
Now headed back to Ams and this sweetie:
A photo of Carrie, a black tri Mini Aussie, sitting on a rainbow bench with an inquisitive expression
November 18, 2024 at 4:00 PM
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Playing Whac-A-Mole with Injustices?

Marit Hansen and I got to write on the future of #dataprotection. We also look at the many new EU Acts and how they effect change for marginalized people.
Spoiler: it's very limited

Now available open access: edpl.lexxion.eu/article/EDPL...
Abstract (...) As the past and present inform the future, we proceed with the current and upcoming EU legislation concerning current data practices: the GDPR, the DMA and DSA, as well as the draft Al Act, Al Liability Directive and Platform Workers Directive. We find that this regulation does not sufficiently address the market incentives underlying many of the current harmful data practices. Instead, we argue that for a better future a more systemic approach is required and that the law has to address infrastructures as well as service providers/ manufacturers directly, as this is where informational power concentrates. In conclusion, we argue that in order to break the spiraling cycles of trying to fix harmful technologies after large players have started to gain immense profits, we need a more fundamental shift in these financial incentives.
June 3, 2024 at 9:30 AM