IIEAMr Tudorache discusses the importance of regulating Artificial Intelligence technologies to ensure that AI will be a global force for good.
Digital
Bobby Healy, CEO of Manna Aero, discusses the opportunities and challenges of drone technology, including the social and regulatory implications.
Casper Klynge, Vice President for European Government Affairs at Microsoft, discusses the role that digital technologies can play in driving Irish and European economic recovery.
Carl Bildt argues that Europe is falling rapidly behind the US and China in the digital transition and faces a choice between digital sovereignty or a deeper transatlantic partnership.
Mr Ilves discuss the challenges to security and democracy in the digital era and the importance of international cooperation through organisations such as the European Union.
Bruno Liebhaberg, Director General of CERRE and Chair of the EU Observatory on the Online Platform Economy, discusses the regulation of the online economy.
Director-General Roberto Viola discusses the subject of European Digital Sovereignty and the European Commission’s plans to achieve it.
Yves Mersch discusses the role of the ECB's monetary policy measures in mitigating the impacts of the COVID-19 crisis and, beyond the crisis, will identify measures to shore up the Euro-area to make it resilient for the future.
Paolo Cesarini discusses the threat of disinformation and the EU’s policy response to it, focusing on the EU’s Code of Practice on Disinformation, which is currently under review.
Pascal Saint-Amans of the OECD addresses the IIEA on the implications of digitalisation for taxation and will discuss how the challenges can be addressed.
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