Digital technologies, human experience and law
- How radically does the human experience change in the digital age and does it remain human? Or, perhaps, technology only sheds light on the fact that we have never been who we think we are?
- Does a human being still maintain a monopoly on the agency in the world of digital technology?
- Should we not reconsider our traditional notions of free will and human agency, and along with them the classical notions of jurisprudence and the concept of law as such?
- Does the idea of democracy still make sense in the context of governance automation and given the broad range of opportunities for manipulation through technology?
- Could justice be algorithmized and can decisions based on artificial intelligence promote justice in society?
- Is there still room for legal responsibility in a world where free action is replaced by risk minimization algorithms?
- Is there still a place for law at all, and if so, how should we rethink the latter in the digital age?
Organizers:
Center for Law, Ethics and Digital Technology of the Yaroslav Mudriy National Law University.
SPEAKERS

Judge of the Grand Chamber of the Supreme Court, PhD in Law, Associate Professor. Dmitry is the author of the book “Human Rights: An Anthropological and Methodological Basis for Research” (2009) and numerous publications on human rights, anthropology, artificial intelligence, effective remedies, European Court of Human Rights practice.

Candidate of Legal Sciences, Associate Professor at the Department of Human Rights and Legal Methodology of the Yaroslav Mudryi National Law University.

Yulia Razmetaeva, PhD in Law, is a Head of the Center for Law, Ethics and Digital Technologies and Associate Professor at the Department of Human Rights and Legal Methodology at the Yaroslav Mudryi National Law University (Ukraine) and Uppsala University visiting researcher (Sweden). She is the author of the books “Human Rights as a Fundamental […]

Clarisse Schroeder, who works in public sector, specialising in digital transformation. Clarisse has experience in promoting public digital services and open government in Switzerland and Germany. She is also Board Member of OffeneKommunen. NRW, a non profit organisation promoting Open Government in North Rhine-Westphalia, and the member of the Open Education and Software Association. She […]

She is a Ph.D. student in Human Rights and Global Politics at Sant’Anna School of Advanced Studies in Pisa, Italy. Her research interests include philosophy of technology, political philosophy, applied ethics. She has authored or co-authored articles on these topics in journals such as Minds and Machines, Frontiers in Robotics and AI, and others.

Connor graduated with a B.A. in liberal arts from St. John’s College in the United States in 2017. He will be applying to graduate programs in philosophy this coming winter. His areas of interest include bioethics – especially the ethics of biomedical enhancement – AI ethics, and normative ethics.

A lawyer by profession and a researcher by passion, the speaker is a graduate in mathematics and law, and a post graduate in computer science and philosophy. His doctoral degree is in philosophy of mind and cognitive science.
moderator

Yulia Razmetaeva, PhD in Law, is a Head of the Center for Law, Ethics and Digital Technologies and Associate Professor at the Department of Human Rights and Legal Methodology at the Yaroslav Mudryi National Law University (Ukraine) and Uppsala University visiting researcher (Sweden). She is the author of the books “Human Rights as a Fundamental […]
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Co-Chairman of Organizing Committee
Rector of Yaroslav Mudryi National Law University
Anatoly Hetman