Hamburg's Former Data Protection Commissioner on Data Privacy

The video discusses the evolving landscape of tech regulations, focusing on the EU's Digital Service Act and its implications for platform accountability. It explores the concept of platform liability, the right to be forgotten, and compares regulatory proposals in the US and EU. The discussion extends to artificial intelligence, risk management, and the debate on platform responsibility. Transparency, data sharing, and consumer protection are highlighted, with a vision for future internet regulation and democratic networks.

What are the implications of opacity in tech companies for democratic control?

What role does consumer protection play in the regulation of social media platforms?

How can we ensure that children are protected in the digital environment?

In what ways can regulators balance the benefits of technology with the need for user protection?