Data

Lucilla Sioli: the woman who teaches AI to Europe

Lucilla Sioli wants to strengthen the social acceptance of artificial intelligence, and thus help AI systems to achieve a breakthrough.

By Redaktion Table

Council adopts position on Data Governance Act

By Jasmin Kohl

Privacy Shield: Jourová urges caution

By Jasmin Kohl

Beijing presents details of data law

By Nico Beckert

Enhanced Privacy Shield: negotiations in full swing

Companies are under increasing pressure: data protection regulators are taking more frequent and more coordinated action against companies that transfer data to the US. These companies are caught in a dilemma between US and EU law. Now, in the third attempt, a legally secure basis will be established. The TTC provides political support for this issue.

By Falk Steiner

What green AI needs

By Redaktion Table

When the data protection supervisory authority looks the other way

Europe likes to celebrate its data protection law as a global example. Data protection supervisory authorities independently monitor the lawfulness of the processing of European citizens' data. But a recent case raises many questions. Europe.Table investigated – and came up with some astonishing answers.

By Falk Steiner

United Kingdom to remove digital trade barriers

By Jasmin Kohl

The Chinese data security law – more security or more challenge?

The Chinese Data Security Law (DSL) came into force on 1 September 2021. It sets new standards, as it applies both to German companies with operations in China and to German subsidiaries of Chinese companies. Accordingly, there is a lot to consider.

By Redaktion Table

'The harassment during Corona times is symptomatic'

By Marcel Grzanna