This project explores the feasibility of “A European Ethical Code for Posthumous Medical Data Donation”, enabling a broadened understanding of data uses in respect of European fundamental rights. This feasibility study is complemented by research on corporate data philanthropy (data donation by companies) to broaden the conversation on data access and data use in new ways and as data access is becoming the motor of AI innovation. It investigates an AI governance model for sensitive use in the light of European Human Rights and develops guidance of ethically acceptable or preferable uses of AI for social good.
4 April 2023
Oxford Internet Institute researcher Huw Roberts and Professor Luciano Floridi explain the challenges for AI regulation in the UK and outline the case for stronger regulatory protections for UK citizens.
New York Times, 07 May 2020
The British government’s tool to track infected people puts it at odds with Apple and Google on privacy.
The Guardian, 12 April 2016
Prof Luciano Floridi proposes codes for the reuse of medical data and data donation
The Economist, 26 March 2016
An in-depth article about the effect, benefit and drawbacks of the internet and the use of data in politics quotes Helen Margetts and refers to the work of Luciano Floridi.
La Vanguardia, 18 February 2016
Either we control Facebook or it will control our whole life'. In an article published in Spanish newspaper, La Vanguardia Luciano Floridi is interviewed about the potential pitfalls of social media.
