The course aims to provide students with theoretical and practical tools to understand the relationship between law, artificial intelligence, and cybersecurity. The objective is to acquire the ability to critically analyze the legal implications of digital technologies, developing skills to apply traditional legal institutions to innovative contexts and to address the new challenges posed by AI regulation and cybersecurity protection at the national, European, and international levels.
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The program is organized into three modules, each worth 3 ECTS credits.
The first module concerns the study of the right to personal data protection. The course will first develop the topic of the constitutional right to privacy, and will then specifically analyze the protection of personal data in the European Union legal order and in domestic law. A specific section will be devoted to the issue of data security.
The second module will analyze the topic of the legal regulation of Artificial Intelligence. The focus is of course on the framework established by the AI Act, but the national legislation and the case law of the Court of Justice and of national courts will also be analyzed.
The third module is devoted to the regulation of digital technologies, with a specific focus on models of self-regulation based on private technical standards, co-regulation, and, of course, external regulation (hetero-regulation).
2) F. Pizzetti, S. Calzolaio, A. Iannuzzi, E. Longo, M. Orofino, La regolazione europea della società digitale, Giappichelli, Torino, 2024, pagg. da 1 a 106 e da 133 a 233.
3) F. Pizzetti, S. Calzolaio, A. Iannuzzi, E. Longo, M. Orofino, La regolazione europea dell'intelligenza artificiale nella società digitale, Giappichelli, Torino, 2025, pagg. 1-163
Mutuazione: 21830128 Diritto della protezione dei dati personali e dell’intelligenza artificiale in Strategie per la società digitale: Politiche, Innovazione e Nuove Governance LM-62 R IANNUZZI ANTONIO
Programme
Here's the English translation:The program is organized into three modules, each worth 3 ECTS credits.
The first module concerns the study of the right to personal data protection. The course will first develop the topic of the constitutional right to privacy, and will then specifically analyze the protection of personal data in the European Union legal order and in domestic law. A specific section will be devoted to the issue of data security.
The second module will analyze the topic of the legal regulation of Artificial Intelligence. The focus is of course on the framework established by the AI Act, but the national legislation and the case law of the Court of Justice and of national courts will also be analyzed.
The third module is devoted to the regulation of digital technologies, with a specific focus on models of self-regulation based on private technical standards, co-regulation, and, of course, external regulation (hetero-regulation).
Core Documentation
1) Agenzia dell’Unione europea per i diritti fondamentali e Consiglio d’Europa, Manuale sul diritto della protezione dei dati, 2018 (free online https://fra.europa.eu/en/publication/2018/handbook-european-data-protection-law-2018-edition), pagg. da 1 a 276 e 225-260.2) F. Pizzetti, S. Calzolaio, A. Iannuzzi, E. Longo, M. Orofino, La regolazione europea della società digitale, Giappichelli, Torino, 2024, pagg. da 1 a 106 e da 133 a 233.
3) F. Pizzetti, S. Calzolaio, A. Iannuzzi, E. Longo, M. Orofino, La regolazione europea dell'intelligenza artificiale nella società digitale, Giappichelli, Torino, 2025, pagg. 1-163
Attendance
Attendance is not mandatory but is strongly recommended.Type of evaluation
Oral examination