10/12/2018

Italian Association of Constitutionalists

in collaboration with

University Center for Bioethical Studies of the University of Parma

Department of Law, Political and International Studies, University of Parma

CSEIA – Center for Studies in European and International Affairs

 

Friday, October 12, 2018, 9:00 a.m.

Central University Building, Philosophers' Hall

University Road 12, Parma

The Seminar, the first appointment of the series of meetings "“Constitutionalism and the challenges of the future”, the following program will follow.

9:00 am – Welcome breakfast and registration

9.30 am - Greetings

Paolo Andrei

Rector of the University of Parma

John Bonilini

Director of the Department of Law, Political and International Studies

Laura Pineschi

Center for European and International Affairs Studies (CSEIA)

Introduction

Antonio D'Aloia

University of Parma, University Center for Bioethics (UCB), AIC

10.00 am – FIRST SESSION

Artificial Intelligence: A Challenge for Ethics and Law

Chair

Carlo Casonato

University of Trento

Relations

Predicting the future (of robotics, artificial intelligence, and industry)

Paolo Dario

Sant'Anna School of Advanced Studies in Pisa

Machine autonomy and human autonomy in the age of convergence between artificial intelligence, robotics, and big data

William Tamburrini

University of Naples Federico II

Artificially Intelligent Law

Lawrence Solum

Georgetown University, Washington DC.

The Unconstitutional Algorithm: Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Freedomà

Andrea Simoncini

University of Florence

12.00 pm – Scheduled interventions

Alfonso Celotto

University of Rome Three

What rights for machines?

Fabio Pacini

Sant'Anna School of Advanced Studies in Pisa

A modest proposal: the virtual politician. AI as a provocation to reflect on the foundations of representative democracy.

Fulvio Sarzana of Sant'Ippolito

UniNettuno Online University

International legislation on artificial intelligence: from civil rights to subjectivityà of the “electronic person”

Marta Fasan

University of Trento

Artificial Intelligence and Pluralism: Using Proliferation Techniques in Democratic Public Space

Antonio Maniatis

University of Nicosia

Artificial intelligence and human rights

1.00 pm – Conclusions

1:20 PM – Lunch Buffet

2.30 pm – SECOND SESSION

Impacts and problems of artificial intelligence

Chair

Massimo Villone

University of Naples Federico II

Relations

The inclusion of intelligent machines in justice systems around the world: a critical review

Raffaella Folgieri

University of Milan

Fair criminal proceedings and the challenges of the algorithmic society

Serena Quattrocolo

University of Eastern Piedmont

Artificial intelligence, creativityà, algorithms and propertiesintellectual

Carmelo Fontana

Senior Corporate Counsel – Google

Technological change, labor markets, and redistributive policies: state of the debate and evidence for Italy

Stefano Sacchi

University of Milan, INAPP – Institute for Public Policy Analysis

Civil liability for damage caused by robots

Guido Alpa

University of Rome "La Sapienza"“

4.30 pm – Scheduled interventions

Luigi Rufo

University of Pisa

Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare: Prospects and New Rights

Fernanda Faini

University of Bologna

Artificial Intelligence and Public Administration: Legal Profiles

Elena A. Ferioli

University of Molise

Artificial intelligence in healthcare and social care: a new challenge to the role of public institutions in Italian welfare?

Alfredo De Felice

CRClex

Artificial Intelligence and Automated Decision-Making: GDPR and Ethics by Design as a Bastion for the Protection of Human Rights

Maria Francesca Monterossi

University of Modena and Reggio Emilia

Artificial Intelligence and Blockchain: Mutual Implications

5.00 pm – Conclusions

 

http://www.associazionedeicostituzionalisti.it/seminario-a-i-c-intelligenza-artificiale-e-diritto-come-regolare-un-mondo-nuovo.html