Session
Eurovisioni/ABU
organizers: EDMO (European Digital Media Observatory) - Eurovisioni - Faktabaari - European Commission EDMO - Paula Gori Eurovisioni - Erik Lambert
organizers: EDMO (European Digital Media Observatory) - Eurovisioni - Faktabaari - European Commission EDMO - Paula Gori Eurovisioni - Erik Lambert
Organization's Website
Speakers
Faktabaari - Mikko Salo
European Commission - name to be identified from DG Connect
UNESCO - name to be identified
G20 - working group on integrity of information
BBC or other Public Service Media representative
Onsite Moderator
Giacomo Mazzone
Online Moderator
Paula Gori, EDMO
Rapporteur
Erik Lambert, Eurovisioni
SDGs
9. Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure
12. Responsible Production and Consumption
16. Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions
17. Partnerships for the Goals
Targets: INDUSTRY INNOVATION & INFRASTRUCTURE : Traditional media industry is living a dramatic shift in its business model moving towards a new digital era. PEACE, JUSTICE AND STRONG INSTITUTIONS: This change has not only economic repercussions, but also consequences on current model of democracy based on pluralism and diversity of media. RESPONSIBLE PRODUCTION AND CONSUMPTION: The disappearance of mediators (professional journalists, publishers,...) obliges to move the attention from the control of mediators (as it was in the past) to the empowerment of citizens (readers, viewers, listeners of media), now directly exposed to social media and their algorithmic based priorities. PARTNERSHIPS FOR THE GOALS: An objective like this cannot be achieved without a large consensus and a truly multistakeholder will. Governments alone cannot solve the problems, as well as civil society or industry or academia. The topics that will be discussed in the session are also relevant for GDC implementation 3,4 and 5; for WSIS action lines C3, C5, C9 and C10. The key words for the session are: Artificial intelligence, Media and Content, Rights and Freedoms [Capacity Building]
12. Responsible Production and Consumption
16. Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions
17. Partnerships for the Goals
Targets: INDUSTRY INNOVATION & INFRASTRUCTURE : Traditional media industry is living a dramatic shift in its business model moving towards a new digital era. PEACE, JUSTICE AND STRONG INSTITUTIONS: This change has not only economic repercussions, but also consequences on current model of democracy based on pluralism and diversity of media. RESPONSIBLE PRODUCTION AND CONSUMPTION: The disappearance of mediators (professional journalists, publishers,...) obliges to move the attention from the control of mediators (as it was in the past) to the empowerment of citizens (readers, viewers, listeners of media), now directly exposed to social media and their algorithmic based priorities. PARTNERSHIPS FOR THE GOALS: An objective like this cannot be achieved without a large consensus and a truly multistakeholder will. Governments alone cannot solve the problems, as well as civil society or industry or academia. The topics that will be discussed in the session are also relevant for GDC implementation 3,4 and 5; for WSIS action lines C3, C5, C9 and C10. The key words for the session are: Artificial intelligence, Media and Content, Rights and Freedoms [Capacity Building]
Format
Roundtable
One key note speaker at the beginning will introduce the theme and set up the questions for the discussion among the speakers and with the audience in the room.The two moderators (on site and on line) will animate the discussion among the various speakers (that will be invited possible not to have presentations but to interact in the debate).
One key note speaker at the beginning will introduce the theme and set up the questions for the discussion among the speakers and with the audience in the room.The two moderators (on site and on line) will animate the discussion among the various speakers (that will be invited possible not to have presentations but to interact in the debate).
Duration (minutes)
60
Description
EU has built, through a multistakeholder process, a framework of regulation and legislation aiming to put some rules in the digital transition. From the GDPR in 2016 till the AI act and EMFA - European Media Freedom Act still in their implementation phase. This process faced a lot internal resistance in Europe, but is now producing its first fruits. Now it has to sort out from EU boundaries and become a reference or an inspiration for other regions of the world. The recent changes occurred in the USA, proves once more that regulation of the Internet (as well as of A.I.) cannot work only in one region. Many efforts are moving in the same direction from various areas of the globe and would be good to put all those together to create new international standards open that could be adopted by everybody.
some of the speakers will intervene from remote, coordinated by the remote moderator. also will be identified possible intervention from the floor and from remote in order to raise certain questions that are considered relevant, in case this would not emerge from the debate among the panelists. PS: this proposal could also work as a Day zero event, in case this would better fit with the overall IGF programme
some of the speakers will intervene from remote, coordinated by the remote moderator. also will be identified possible intervention from the floor and from remote in order to raise certain questions that are considered relevant, in case this would not emerge from the debate among the panelists. PS: this proposal could also work as a Day zero event, in case this would better fit with the overall IGF programme