Webinars 17 June: Enhancing legal frameworks
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We need expert and stakeholder input, because regulating new and emerging technologies raises questions that require broad discussion. The SIENNA project would like to invite join our webinars on 17 June 2020 to discuss how to enhance the legal frameworks for human genomics, human enhancement, artificial intelligence and robotics technologies. Depending on your area of interest, you can join one, two or all of them!
In the webinars, we will will discuss potential changes needed to improve the legal frameworks for the respective technology areas at the international, EU and/or national level. What are the key human rights and social impacts of human enhancement technologies that should be addressed by regulation? What changes in the legal frameworks are needed to make development and use of these technologies compliant with human rights and societal values? What are the main difficulties in improving the legal frameworks?
- 11-12 CEST: AI and Robotics
- 13-14 CEST: Human Genomics
- 15-16 CEST: Human Enhancement
The main goal of the webinars is to receive stakeholder input for our work and discuss potential changes needed to enhance the legal frameworks for these technologies at the international, EU and/or national level. We will explore and discuss the following:
- What are the key human rights and social impacts of new and emerging technologies that should be addressed by regulation?
- What changes in the legal frameworks are needed to make development and use of new and emerging technologies compliant with human rights and societal values?
- What are the main difficulties in improving the legal frameworks for new and emerging technologies?
We would very much appreciate your expert views on these issues. We will forward a short report to those who register before June 15, 09:00 CEST. Registration remains open until the webinar starts.
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