Automated Decision-Making in EU, UK and French Law

Name: Automated Decision-Making in EU, UK and French Law
Start: 2019-05-14
End: 2019-05-14
Location: Clifford Chance Seminar Room

Speaker(s):

Liane Huttner, University of Paris 1 Pantheon-Sorbonne

Series:

IECL Lunchtime Seminar Series

Associated with:

Institute of European and Comparative Law Institute of European and Comparative Law Lunchtime Seminar Series

About the event

Event date:

14 May 2019

Event time:

12:30 - 14:00

Oxford week:

Venue:

Clifford Chance Seminar Room

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Article 22 of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) of 27^th April 2016 created a right not to be subject to automated decision-making—that is, decisions made with the help of computers. This talk discusses the ways in which this right has been transcribed in UK and French Law. Focusing on a comparative definition of automated decision-making, I will explain how and why the legal regime of this right is different in the three legal systems.

A sandwich lunch will be available from 12.30. The meeting will begin at 1pm.

Theme:

Comparative Law