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Co-moderator of the panel on GDPR- anonymity of biometric templates at the intersection of law, technology, and standardisation (EAB online event, 1 March 2023)

On 25 October 2022, Catherine will participate in the panel on ‘Privacy Concerns in the Facial Recognition Technology’ at the 44th Global Privacy Assembly held in Istanbul on the topic of ‘a Matter of Balance: Privacy in the Era of Rapid Technological Advancement’.

On 16 September 2022, Catherine participated in Biosig 2022 where she presented her paper on ‘Research, the GDPR, and Mega Biometric Training Datasets: Opening the Pandora Box’. Biosig 2022 was the 22nd International Conference of the Biometrics Special Interest Group organised in Darmstadt.

During the EAB’s workshop on Digital Face Manipulation and Detection (12-13 July 2022), Catherine presented a contribution to the final chapter of the book on ‘Future Trends in Digital Face Manipulation and Detection’

Participation as a speaker and co-organiser in the second EAB Artificial Intelligence Act Workshop 2022 (14-15 June 2022)

Moderator to the panel on Data Sharing Partnerships and Supply Chains – 1 June 2022

During her visit to the iPRoBe lab, Catherine discussed the regulatory state of play of FRTs (Facial Recognition Technologies) in the EU, based on the future Artificial Intelligence Act (AIA) and the current data protection rules (GDPR and LED) (talk on 18 May 2022)

On 23 May 2022, Catherine met experts from the AFOG (Algorithmic Fairness and Opacity Group) from UC Berlekey to discuss her research (and comparative analysis with the US approach to the regulation of facial recognition technologies). She also presented a talk on the ‘regulatory state of play of FRTs in the EU’.

CIF seminar series, online 25 November 2021 Catherine will discuss the case of Clearview AI , providing an overview of legal complaints against the company for its business practices in the EU and beyond.

SPSC – Symposium 2021, Online 10-12 November 2021 On 11 November 2021, Catherine will participate as a panellist in the mini-workshop presenting privacy and data protection perspectives to the collection of speech data.