Digitization and security, individual rights and software quality, regulatory approaches and manufacturer obligations
(This talk will be in italian)
The digitization at every level of human relations, made more and more efficient by the availability of increasingly high-performance technological resources, determines an ever greater sphere of influence on the individual rights of the results of the processing and ultimately of the technology itself, which from being an accessory tool it becomes a real constitutive element, as an enabling factor, of the possibility of exercising the law.
In this context, a key role is played by software which, in its various forms, from the simplest access control system to the more complex artificial intelligence system, produces legal facts, that is, facts that are legally relevant for the legal system and in particular facts which have an impact on the right to health, on the right to privacy, on the right to the protection of personal data, etc.
It is therefore clear, in the described scenario, how important it is on the one hand to complete, at the European level, an adequate regulatory framework to guarantee high characteristics of the software used in every aspect of daily life and, on the other, to identify also, with specific reference to the content of the proposed European regulation on artificial intelligence, applicable standards capable of allowing the necessary demonstration of compliance with the legal requirements and the safety of software artifacts.
The intervention, given a brief outline of the law applicable to the production of software, will focus on the relative legal responsibility for the case of flaws or defects.
- Hours:
- 14:30-14:55
- Speaker:
- Giuseppe Serafini
- Venue:
- NH Milano Congress Center - Scala Hall 4 - Afternoon Session 2
- Language:
- Italian
- Notebook:
- No