Andrea Renda's guest appearances

Andrea Renda

M-RCBG Podcasts

Rethinking Podcast

Data Democratization: Stories about data, responsible AI and privacy

European Patients' Podcast: The Voice of Patients in Europe

Donald Trump

Celeste Kidd

Joseph Aldy

Alan Greenspan

Mariana Mazzucato

Thomas Piketty

Norm Champ

Scott Taylor

Jeffrey Ding

Quinn Slobodian

Sebastian Mallaby

Diane Coyle

Herbert Hoover

Martin Ford

Hedrick Smith

OwlTail

What does it take to create effective digital policies? Why does the AI Act only go half-way - and what else needs to happen to ensure meaningful regulation of AI? How could the EU and the US overcome the challenges of negotiating transatlantic dataflows? And why should the EU might consider to stop relying on the Brussels Effect and instead get down on the negotiation table? Tune in to this conversation with Andrea Renda, a Senior Research Fellow at the Center for European Policy Studies (CEPS) and Advisor to the European Parliament, to learn more about the geopolitical battle on data, AI and digital policies.

<p>What does it take to create effective digital policies? Why does the AI Act only go half-way - and what else needs to happen to ensure meaningful regulation of AI? How could the EU and the US overcome the challenges of negotiating transatlantic dataflows? And why should the EU might consider to stop relying on the Brussels Effect and instead get down on the negotiation table? Tune in to this conversation with Andrea Renda, a Senior Research Fellow at the Center for European Policy Studies (CEPS) and Advisor to the European Parliament, to learn more about the geopolitical battle on data, AI and digital policies.</p>

27. Stop relying on the Brussels Effect: On effective digital policymaking and negotiating transatlantic data flows with Andrea Renda, CEPS

For this third interview in this series we are joined by Diane Coyle (University of Cambridge), Andrea Renda (CEPS and College of Europe) and Charlotte Stix (TU Eindhoven and University of Cambridge). We will discuss what makes the digital economy unique and how technologies are shaped by their social environment. We will also focus on how disruptive technologies as AI are affected by and interact with policies and regulation, especially in the context of the European Union. Lastly we will zoom-in on how all this relates to the way we teach economics, especially in relation to the assumptions in economic theory and the need for interdisciplinary approaches.

<p>For this third interview in this series we are joined by Diane Coyle (University of Cambridge), Andrea Renda (CEPS and College of Europe) and Charlotte Stix (TU Eindhoven and University of Cambridge). We will discuss what makes the digital economy unique and how technologies are shaped by their social environment. We will also focus on how disruptive technologies as AI are affected by and interact with policies and regulation, especially in the context of the European Union. Lastly we will zoom-in on how all this relates to the way we teach economics, especially in relation to the assumptions in economic theory and the need for interdisciplinary approaches.</p>

Diane Coyle, Andrea Renda & Charlotte Stix - Socioeconomics of Disruptive Tech - #003

This seminar was given on October 5, 2017 as part of the Regulatory Policy Program seminar series at the Mossavar-Rahmani Center for Business &amp; Government.

Andrea Renda on The New U.S. Regulatory Budging Rules in Light of the International Experience