Le CRDP, en collaboration avec le Laboratoire de cyberjustice et la Chaire Wilson, vous invite au colloque « Droit et jeux vidéo ».

Yaniv Benhamou, Mélanie Dulong de Rosnay, IIC, 2025.
L’article Open Licensing and Data Trust for Personal and Non-Personal Data: A Blueprint to Support the Commons and Privacy est apparu en premier sur Centre Internet et Société.

8 ottobre 2025 | PAOLO GERBAUDO (Università Complutense di Madrid)
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aau/MüllerGilbert Tanner is part of the SAPIENCE team at the University of Klagenfurt, a group consisting of six young students and researchers who are working on new approaches to the use of drones in search and rescue operations. However, the student, who is pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in Robotics & Artificial Intelligence, is not only launching drones into the air, but also striving for lofty goals himself: he will soon complete his studies in the shortest possible time and will then move on to pursue a Master’s degree programme at ETH Zurich.

University of Huntsville/AlabamaExploring and mapping an environment, locating objects and people in need, and finally bringing them first aid kits: these are the tasks set in three competitions in the SAPIENCE project. Four research teams from four universities compete against each other in these competitions in order to learn from each other. The team led by Luca Di Pierno achieved its first victory in the competitions, which took place in Huntsville, USA.

SupanzALMOA (Advances in Large-scale, Multilevel, and Hierarchical Optimisation for Challenging Applications) is set to be launched in January 2026. It is the first doctoral network coordinated by the University of Klagenfurt that is funded by the EU through Horizon Europe as a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Action. Thirteen doctoral students will be conducting research on mathematical optimisation issues at thirteen European universities.

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Infidels claim that the rule in the Library is not ‘sense;’ but ‘non-sense;’ and that ‘rationality’ (even humble, pure coherence) is an almost miraculous exception. They speak, I know, of ‘the feverish Library, whose random volumes constantly threaten to transmogrify into others, so that they affirm all things, deny all things, and confound and confuse all things, like some mad and hallucinating deity.’ Jorge Luis Borges, The Library of Babel

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L’article Rayna Stamboliyska est apparu en premier sur Centre Internet et Société.

There’s something very appealing about a car crash. Morally speaking, that’s a very shitty sentence, but damn, David Cronenberg made a whole movie about it. Outside of rather unfortunate timing in a live situation, one might witness this kind of a scene through highway surveillance footage, old vehicle operating safety videos, or caught by a dashcam.

Dans le cadre des Soirées de la justice du CRDP, nous vous invitons à la conférence sur « Le rôle des tribunaux hybrides dans le système du Statut de Rome ». Organisée en collaboration avec la Chaire de recherche du Canada sur les droits humains et la justice réparatrice, elle sera présentée par le juge Volker Nerlich, juriste principal au sein des chambres de la CPI et ancien juge de la Cour spéciale de la République centrafricaine.
Date : 2 octobre 2025
Heure : 16h-18h
Lieu : Salon François-Chevrette (A-3464)

Cette année, le cycle de conférences Matinées de la justice du CRDP porte sur la « justice de genre » afin d’aborder les vulnérabilités sous l’angle juridique. Parrainé par la professeure Evelyne Jean-Bouchard (Université de Sherbooke), cette première Matinée explore les enjeux relatifs au transféminisme et au droit.

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Florence Ashley

Campus Oerlikon Lecture Series: Digital Worlds

Los Angeles, September 6, 2025
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Künstliche Intelligenz ist aus dem Alltag vieler Menschen nicht mehr wegzudenken. Große Sprachmodelle (LLM) wie ChatGPT, Gemini oder Copilot schreiben für sie Briefe und Hausarbeiten, geben Ausflugstipps im Urlaub oder beantworten Fragen zu allen nur erdenklichen Themen.

Sandboxes are popping up all over the tech space. In just a few years, they’ve moved from niche experiments to central tools in major policy initiatives, from the EU AI act to the United State’s newly released AI Action Plan. At the Datasphere Initiative, we’ve spent years exploring how sandboxes are designed, run, and evaluated. There’s one question we hear again and again: do they actually make a difference?