Teaching
Our job is also to share
We are committed to the academic aspects of our activity, both as a way to thank the schools and teachers who made us who we are and because the views of students (whether law students or not) will always enrich ours.
Sciences Po Paris
Legal issues of digital activities
This course is taught to non-lawyer graduate students. It is built around concrete use cases and aims at allowing students to identify and understand applicable rules in the context of any digital activity, and to think about the economic, technical, political and social implications of these rules.
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University of Strasbourg
Press offences
This course is about substantial and procedural aspects of press offences under French law (slander, insults, etc). As it is taught to digital law graduate students at the University of Strasbourg, it especially considers the application of the respective rules on the Internet and in electronic communications.
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CEIPI
GDPR & Artificial Intelligence
This course is taught in English to a mostly professional audience. It explores the application of data protection laws to innovative use cases in relation to artificial intelligence. Discussions with students highlight the necessity to come up with out-of-the-box interpretations to address intellectual challenges raised by these new technologies.
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