Prof. Dr. Marco Giacalone delivered this morning a compelling speech at the XIX Stage of European Union Law “Andrea Cafiero,” organized by the Council of the Bar Association of Naples’ Commission on European Union Law. The workshop focused on the critical themes of "Privacy - Digitalization - Artificial Intelligence," exploring the intersections of digitalization and generative artificial intelligence in the context of the newly introduced AI Act.
During his presentation, Prof. Giacalone discussed the profound implications of digital transformation and the rise of artificial intelligence on privacy rights and legal frameworks. He highlighted how the AI Act aims to regulate the use of artificial intelligence technologies while ensuring that individual privacy is protected in an increasingly digital world.
He emphasized the need for a balanced approach that fosters innovation while safeguarding fundamental rights, drawing attention to the challenges and opportunities that arise in the age of AI. His insights provided valuable perspectives for legal professionals navigating the complexities of privacy law amid rapid technological advancements.
The workshop served as an essential platform for dialogue among legal experts, policymakers, and practitioners, aiming to enhance understanding of the evolving legal landscape shaped by digitalization and artificial intelligence. Prof. Giacalone’s contributions underscored the importance of adapting legal frameworks to address the challenges posed by new technologies while upholding the principles of privacy and individual rights.
This event reaffirmed the commitment of the Council of the Bar Association of Naples to promote discussions on pressing legal issues within the European Union, particularly in the context of emerging technologies and their impact on society.