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1ste Classical-Music Interlude; Introduzione from Suite italienne
A.J. Cabo
23-5-2017 07:45:00
25jaar hoogleraarschap Van Mieghem
P.F.A. van Mieghem
9-6-2023 14:00:00
A Holistic Paradigm of Data Generation, Dissemination and Application in Autonomous Cars and RF Fingerprinting
K. Chowdhury
1-5-2023 07:25:00
Challenging the most common of all fluids: water
H.J. Prins, Marin
23-5-2017 08:00:00
Cloud your Identity: ACTA, copyright law and policy laundering
In the past 35 years, the scope of restrictive rights such as patents and copyright was constantly extended, and their enforcement made harsher. Positive rights and freedoms were narrowed and made less effective in face of technology. This trend is in reality a reaction to people developing free exchanges, collaboration and knowledge commons.
Policy laundering is the use of international negotiations to put in place policy that is resisted by democratic institutions. Adopted as decisions which states are forced to implement, these policies circumvent democratic debate. For a long time, the restrictive rights agenda was prepared in discrete committees and pushed in hidden corners of international negotiations. But democratic debate has caught up with these processes and the reactionary agenda can no longer be pushed without resistance or counter-proposals in the European Parliament and in the multilateral organizations (even in WIPO and WTO). Thus, policy laundering has gone one step further, by creating ad-hoc arenas and multiplying the channels by which right restriction are pushed in such a way that civil society and members of parliament can be overwhelmed.
The talk will discuss examples of recent International, European and National legal framework moves, in particular ACTA (Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement), three-strikes laws (such as the French HADOPI law) or offensives against Net Neutrality. It will analyze them from the angle of their consequences for democracy, human rights, innovation and cultural diversity.
Exchanges with the public could focus on how civil society and individuals can oppose these moves and which alternative policy proposals could be appropriate. Examples range from recent manifestos that try to define an alternative framework of intellectual rights to more precise proposals such as funding schemes for creative activity on the Internet that are compatible with non-market sharing.
P. Aigrain
27-4-2010 12:45:00
Cloud your Identity: Identity & Privacy
Globalization, mobility and international terrorism have contributed to the widespread demand for the unambiguous identification of individuals and information concerning ‘who is who’. National governments and international business are investing heavily in methods to ascertain the precise identity of citizens and consumers and learn as much as possible about them.
Each individual in the Western world is represented in hundreds of databases, and these digital representations are often assumed to be adequate for a rapidly growing number of applications. Categories, labels, descriptions and models are used to represent people. More and more organizations act on the basis of the representations of people that they obtain from computer files, datasets or profiles.
I shall show that identity has become a crucial notion in our modern lives. Furthermore I shall articulate what is morally disconcerting about the fact that others than oneself are to a certain extent in charge of our identities by means of technology. I discuss four types of moral reasons for placing constraints on the management of identity-related information. The analysis points in the direction of Privacy and Identity Management by Design.
M.J. van den Hoven
27-4-2010 08:20:00
Cloud your Identity: Introduction
Default Presenter
27-4-2010 08:00:00
Conferentie 25 years BNAIC
- The Most Human Computer: The Nine Lives of Natural Language Processing
- Sometimes dreams do come true: From local knowledge bases to a global knowledge network
- Why to plan and how to schedule
- Neural Networks, from Metaphor to Method
- Stochastic Control Theory: How Optimal Behaviour Depends on Uncertainty
- Individual and collective reasoning
- Bio-Inspired Autonomous Systems
- Computer Vision
- Machine Learning
- Interactive Intelligence
L. Steels
8-11-2013 10:15:00
Conferentie Keynote II (BNAIC 2013)
L. Steels
8-11-2013 08:15:00
Creating Usable and Useful Software Tools
G. Murphy
21-4-2023 11:55:00
Dataset Search for Data Discovery, Augmentation, and Explanation
presenter@tudelft
12-11-2024 11:44:00
DCSE Kick-Off - Future Computing ; morning
H.J. Prins, Marin
23-5-2017 07:30:00
Decision Diagrams for Optimization
J.W. van Hoeve
12-7-2023 13:55:00
Delft Data Science New Year Event 2015: Big Data Analytics for Cyber Situational Awareness
M. Spitters
26-1-2015 12:00:00
Diploma Ceremony CSE 2024; 11:00u
presenter@tudelft
9-11-2024 10:00:00
Diploma Ceremony CSE 2024; 12:15u
presenter@tudelft
9-11-2024 11:15:00
Diploma Ceremony CSE 2024; 13:30u
presenter@tudelft
9-11-2024 12:30:00
Diploma Ceremony CSE 2024; 14:45u
presenter@tudelft
9-11-2024 13:45:00
Diploma uitreiking zaal A
Default Presenter
10-7-2009 11:30:00
Diploma uitreiking zaal B
Default Presenter
10-7-2009 11:30:00
Disrupted Mobility
C. van de Weijer
25-11-2016 12:45:00
Distinguished Speaker lecture_001
presenter@tudelft
16-6-2025 12:00:00
Farewell seminar Prof. Beenakker
C.I.M. Beenakker
21-10-2014 11:30:00
Hidde Nijland rede ‘Digital Energy’
P. Palensky
16-12-2022 14:00:00
Hidde Nijland rede: Hoogspanning verkeerd: elektrificatie van processen met hoogspanningspulsen
Dr. T. Huiskamp
22-11-2024 14:00:00
High Performance Computing for Seismic Imaging
A. ten Kroode, Shell
23-5-2017 13:15:00
HPDC'12-conference 20 years of grid computing
D.H.J. Epema
22-6-2012 07:00:00
HPDC'12-conference Panel discussion
D.H.J. Epema
22-6-2012 09:30:00
HPDC'12-conferentie
D.H.J. Epema
22-6-2012 07:00:00
Junior TU Delft programma 'Foutverbeterende Codes'
J.A.M. de Groot
6-2-2015 13:15:00
Open Dag EWI: Electrical Engineering
N.P. van der Meijs
22-10-2012 12:15:00
Open Dag EWI: Technische informatica
J.F.M. Tonino
19-10-2012 12:15:00
Open Dag EWI: Technische Wiskunde
J.A.M. de Groot
19-10-2012 09:40:00
Opening Supercomputer DelftBlue
Prof.dr.ir. C. Vuik
20-1-2022 14:30:00
PEDCA Meeting
S. Campbell-Whyte
8-4-2014 08:00:00
Short course on radar metheorology
T. Otto
13-10-2010 12:00:00
Speech President of the Executive Board
T.H.J.J. van der Hagen
23-5-2017 07:35:00
Symposium CHALLENT
Student@TUDelft
16-5-2011 13:00:00
The future of driving - part 2
Default Presenter
25-11-2016 08:00:00
The future of driving - part 4
Default Presenter
25-11-2016 08:00:00
The Future of Programming - day 1
E. Visser
16-1-2014 08:30:00
The Future of Programming - day 2
E. Visser
17-1-2014 08:30:00
The ICME of the West
M.G. Gerritsen, Stanford University
23-5-2017 09:35:00
Towards Quality-driven and AI-assisted Data Science
A. Bonifati
13-1-2025 11:59:00
Towards quantum computation using classical computation
Dr. A.R. Akhmerov
23-5-2017 08:30:00
Using the energy of the sun to drive global education
M. Zeman
17-2-2016 13:00:00
Vehicle Inteligence
M. Sierhuis
25-11-2016 13:30:00
Welcome
H.J. Prins, Marin
23-5-2017 07:30:00
Welcome
T.S. Baller
25-11-2016 08:00:00
WIFS2019 - An Information-Theoretical Approach Toward SRAM-PUF Authentication
F. Willems
10-12-2019 08:00:00
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