Venue: room P545 (5th floor of the Law Faculty building Porthania, Yliopistonkatu 3, Helsinki)
Wednesday 15 February
10.00 am-12.00 noon
Welcoming words by Susanna Lindroos-Hovinheimo (Professor, Helsinki)
Laurence Diver (Senior and Postdoctoral Researcher, Brussels): Legal technologies and the effect on legal effect
Bart van der Sloot (Associate Professor, Tilburg): Automation of law from the perspective of Lon Fuller
12.00 noon-1.00 pm lunch break
1.00 pm-2.45 pm
Matilda Arvidsson (Assistant Senior Lecturer, Gothenburg): AI, law and fascism
Riikka Koulu (Associate Professor, Helsinki): Interfacing law: new digital materialities of access to justice
2.45 pm-3.15 pm coffee break
3.15-5.00 pm
Jannice Käll (Senior Lecturer, Lund): Digital Technologies after the Human: Effects of Anthropocentric World-Views on the Regulation of Digitalization and Beyond
Marta Maroni (Postdoctoral researcher, Helsinki): The changing paradigms of (digital) constitutionalism and a challenge to the liberal concept of technological neutrality
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Thursday 16 February
9.00 am-10.45 am
Katie Nolan (PhD Candidate, LSE): Relationality and EU data protection law
Gloria González Fuster (Research Professor, Brussels): Data, law & the technologies of gender
10.45 am-11.15 am coffee break
11.15 am-12.30 pm
Riikka Lönnblad (Doctoral Researcher, Helsinki): Diseases of memory or diseases of identity? Historical privacy and collective memory in European data protection law
The seminar is organised in cooperation with the Academy-funded research projects AlgoT and PoP, the STN-funded Generation AI project and the Niilo Helander Foundation.