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In this episode, Frédérique Boulanger and Yamina Bouadi speak with Marie Geny, PhD researcher at DRES (Unistra/CNRS), about the intersection of artificial intelligence, health sensors, and the law. Wearable devices and AI-assisted health monitoring are generating vast amounts of personal data — raising questions about accuracy, liability, discrimination, and consent. Marie brings an interdisciplinary perspective to a rapidly evolving field where legal frameworks are still catching up.
with Niovi Vavoula — Researcher in EU Law & Fundamental Rights
Niovi Vavoula joins us for a conversation on the collision between migration policy and AI-powered technologies — and what this means for fundamental rights at Europe’s borders.
with Salomé Lannier — Researcher in EU Digital Law
Salomé Lannier joins us for a conversation exploring how AI systems are deployed to detect human trafficking and sexual exploitation — and the legal and ethical tensions this raises.
with Salomé Lannier — Researcher in EU Digital Law
In the second part of our conversation with Salomé Lannier, we go deeper into the gendered dimensions of AI systems used to detect human exploitation, and what human oversight must look like.