Éthique

Le CEPD a clôturé la Conférence internationale d'octobre 2018 par la promesse de poursuivre les discussions sur l'éthique numérique. Nous sommes impatients de continuer à fournir une plate-forme ouverte pour ce débat urgent et lançons nos nouvelles conversations #DebatingEthics, une série de six conversations téléphoniques participatives avec des experts du domaine. Ces conversations seront enregistrées et publiées sous forme de podcasts. Chacune d'elles s'articulera autour d'un thème spécifique et abordera différentes perspectives.

Programme provisoire

28 février 2019: #DebatingEthics 1 - Éthique numérique et droit
30 avril 2019: #DebatingEthics 2 - Éthique numérique et travail
19 juin 2019: #DebatingEthics 3 - Éthique numérique et environnement
4 septembre 2019: #DebatingEthics 4 - Éthique numérique et enfants
20 novembre 2019: #DebatingEthics 5 - Éthique numérique et relations
5 décembre 2019: #DebatingEthics 6 - Pourquoi #DebatingEthics? Revisité

Les appels seront ouverts à quiconque veut écouter, commenter ou poser des questions. Comment le raisonnement moral peut-il nous aider à façonner un développement technologique responsable? Suivez nos mises à jour ici et sur Twitter et rejoignez-nous #DebatingEthics.

Closing remarks by Giovanni Buttarelli at CPDP 2019 in Brussels, Belgium

The official report of the 40th edition of the International Conference of Data Protection and Privacy Commissioners: Debating Ethics – Dignity and Respect in Data Driven Life

On 15th January 2019, EDPS Giovanni Buttarelli published an article in Our World's Leadership Vision section, alongside 99 other leading minds.

Read Mr. Buttarelli's piece, Humanity's Finest Work of Art, exploring human dignity in the digital era, here.

On 15 June 2018, the EDPS launched a public consultation on digital ethics. The consultation took place as part of the EDPS Ethics Initiative and was open until 15 July 2018. A summary of the outcomes has now been published.

As part of the EDPS 2015-2019 strategy, the Ethics Advisory Group is set up with the mandate to explore the relationships between human rights, technology, markets and business models in the 21st century.

The EAG has now published its Report 2018.

Speakers' intervention:

Giovanni Buttarelli, European Data Protection Supervisor

Peter Burgess, Chair of the Ethics Advisory Group

Luciano Floridi, Professor of Philosophy and Ethics of Information and Director of Research of the Digital Ethics Lab, Oxford Internet Institute, University of Oxford

Anne Cambon Thomsen, Emeritus Research Director CNRS, Joint Unit of Epidemiology and Public Health, Inserm and University of Toulouse

Effy Vayena, Professor of Health Policy and Ethics, University of Zurich

Romain Bircher, Deputy Director of Communication and Information Management, International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), Geneva

Andrej Zwitter, Head of Political Science Department, University of Groningen

Elena Alfaro Martinez, Head of Data & Open innovation, BBVA

Cécile Wendling, Head of Foresight, AXA Group

Aurélie Pols, Data Governance and Privacy Engineer at Mind Your Privacy

Paul-Olivier Dehaye, Co-founder PersonalData.IO

Young Mie Kim, Associate Professor, University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA

Antoinette Rouvroy, Research Associate at the Fund for Scientific Research (FNRS), University of Namur

Dirk Helbing, Professor of Computational Social Science

Dino Pedreschi, Professor of Computer Science, University of Pisa - and SoBigData.eu

Jeroen Van Den Hoven, Professor of Ethics and Technology, Delft University of Technology

Videos of the workshop are available here:

Part 1 & Part 2.

Address given by Giovanni Buttarelli at the event hosted by Berkman Center for Internet and Society at Harvard University and the MIT Internet Policy Initiative and the MIT Media Lab

European Data Protection Supervisor decision establishing an external advisory group on the ethical dimensions of data protection (‘the Ethics Advisory Group’) OJ C 33, 28.1.2016