La sezione Bocconi Knowledge nasce per tenere traccia e mettere a disposizione del mondo accademico e professionale i più rilevanti dei numerosi convegni e conferenze che hanno luogo presso la Scuola di Giurisprudenza dell'Università Bocconi. Questi ultimi, tenuti da autorevoli giuristi italiani e stranieri, sono disponibili sotto forma di relazione e/o intervista agli accademici ospiti dell'Università.
AI and the Future of Fundamental Rights: Striking a Balance Between Progress and Protection
The opening panel was chaired by Marco Gerbaudo (Bocconi University), and the speakers were Giovanni De Gregorio (Universidade Católica Portuguesa), Federica Paolucci (Bocconi University), Giovanni Zaccaroni (University of Milano-Bicocca) and Francesco Paolo Patti (Bocconi University).
The conference brought together four esteemed experts to discuss the evolving landscape of artificial intelligence (AI) regulation in Europe. The panel examined the challenges posed by AI technologies to constitutional principles, fundamental rights, and the rule of law, focusing on the European Union’s regulatory ...
AI and the Future of Cybersecurity: Between Innovation and Risks
The relationship between artificial intelligence and cybersecurity from the perspective of a private company
Miss Solange Bronzini discussed the topics of artificial intelligence and cybersecurity form the perspective of the private company she works for, Fater.
After an introductory explanation of the term “cybersecurity”, Miss Bronzini highlighted the various connections between artificial intelligence and cybersecurity. Among such connections, the most noteworthy is the use of artificial intelligence as a tool for cybersecurity: the prevention and protection of the company’s data from ...
AI in Finance: Transforming the Future of the Financial Sector
AI reliability and liability
Antonio Davola, Assistant Professor of Economic Law at the University of Bari, explores the increasingly pivotal role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the financial sector, with a particular focus on AI reliability and liability. His research addresses the complex intersection between AI technologies and financial law, emphasizing the need for a comprehensive liability framework tailored to the nature of AI in financial services. This inquiry is developed through three essential steps: first, by examining the roles AI plays in the provision and legal structuring ...
AI and Intellectual Property: Shaping the Future of Innovation and Creativity
Panel 4, AI and Intellectual Property: Shaping the Future of Innovation and Creativity was chaired by Eleonora Visentin (Bocconi University) and it featured insightful presentations of leading legal scholars – Dr. Alina Trapova (University College London), Prof. Noah Shemtov (Queen Mary University of London), and Prof. Tao Qian (China University of Political Science and Law). Together, they elaborated on the complex interplay between AI, IP law, and innovation.
GenAI and Copyright
Dr. Alina Trapova opened the discussion by presenting about “genAI and Copyright – the EU perspective – ...
The graduation ceremony of the LLM in Law of Internet Technology at Bocconi University has been a relevant moment to reflect on the future of technology and its regulations. Notably, this marks the final edition of the course under its current name, as it transitions to: “Law of Technology and Automated Systems”. In introducing the event, Professor Pollicino highlighted that this shift reflects the evolving landscape of technology and its intersection with the law, increasingly shaped by emerging fields such as AI, robotics, and beyond.
The core of the event has been the keynote address by ...
Dalla L. 9 febbraio 1963, n. 66, traiettorie di giustizia e parità
Il contesto storico e l’evoluzione legislativa
La conferenza si è aperta con una breve introduzione presentata dalla Professoressa e Presidente Emerita della Corte Costituzionale Marta Cartabia, la quale ha evidenziato il divario temporale tra la data di entrata in vigore della Costituzione e l’ingresso delle donne in magistratura.
Si nota fin dall’origine un elemento di discrepanza: la Costituzione sancisce l’uguaglianza all’articolo 3, nonché il suo corollario che vieta espressamente la discriminazione sulla base del sesso, e all’articolo 51 stabilisce il libero accesso ai pubblici ...
Quo vadis, EU (Law)? 3rd edition: The Green Transition 1/4
The opening panel was chaired by Umberto Lattanzi (Bocconi University, and the speakers were Jukka Similä (University of Lapland) and Juoko Nuottila (University of Lapland).
Climate change and EU transport policies – Jukka Similä
Introduction
Professor Jukka Similä laid out a comprehensive overview on the European Union’s climate policy structure. He defined the three different approaches [MOU1] of its intervention and specifically how they dealt with the transportation sector, one of the most polluting in Europe. The Professor’s presentation focused on how these instruments are currently ...
Quo vadis, EU (Law)? 3rd edition: The Green Transition 4/4
The last panel was chaired by Rosalba Famà (Bocconi University), with the participation of Christian Neumeier (Humboldt University of Berlin), Alessandro Monti (University of Copenaghen) and Caterina Holze (University of Eastern Finland).
Political Own Resources and the Green Transition
The first speech was entrusted to Christian Neumeier and delved into the link between financial incentives and the Green Transition, especially focusing on one of the components of the EU’s funding: the Political Own Resources. In particular, the presentation focused on the system as a whole, ...
Quo vadis, EU (Law)? 3rd edition: The Green Transition 3/4
The third panel delved into the complex dynamics between the internal market and sustainability, with a keen focus on the role of private law.
In the pursuit of achieving a comprehensive green transition, legal frameworks must play a pivotal role in promoting sustainability and ensuring a balance between economic prosperity and environmental well-being. To explore this topic, the Bocconi Faculty of Law hosted a panel, chaired by Prof. Mikko Kaunisvaara(University of Lapland), and invited Prof. Lillà Montagnani (Bocconi University), Prof. Rosa Ballardini(University of Lapland), Prof. Béatrice ...
Quo vadis, EU (Law)? 3rd edition: The Green Transition 2/4
The second panel of the day discussed the specific topic of the green transition in the energy sector. The discussion, chaired by Valeria Caforio (Bocconi University), took place between Prof. Miriam Allena (Bocconi University), Matteo Villa (ISPI) and Prof. Ilaria Espa (Università Svizzera Italiana).
The European Energy policies: a Disruption of the Traditional Legal Principles
The first who intervened was Professor Allena, associate professor at Bocconi University. Her presentation focused on the European energy policies; the aim was to show how over the years a very reach regulation ...
