Nicola Fabiano is a lawyer specializing in civil law, an adjunct professor at the University of Ostrava (Rome), as well as a Partner and Founder of the Fabiano Law Firm, which has become a Member of the United Nations University Artificial Intelligence Network (UNU AI Network). He was President of the Data Protection Authority of San Marino and national expert for the Republic of San Marino in the Committees of the Council of Europe: Convention No. 108 and the Ad Hoc Committee on Artificial Intelligence (CAHAI). He was also a consultant to the Government of the Republic of San Marino for drafting legislation on protecting personal data. He is a member of the Working Group of the Italian Foundation for Forensic Innovation (FIIF) of the Italian National Bar (Consiglio Nazionale Forense – CNF), as well as President of the Center for Computer Science and Forensic Innovation (CINFOR) of the Bar of Foggia. He created the Data Protection and Privacy Relationships Model (DAPPREMO) based on high mathematics and set theory. He is a member of IEEE, INNS, the Association of AI Ethicists, AAAI, EAI, GlobalAI, and the European AI Alliance.
Artificial Intelligence, Neural Networks and Privacy
Striking a Balance between Innovation, Knowledge, and Ethics in the Digital Age
Nicola Fabiano
Anno di pubblicazione: 2025
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This book offers a compelling journey through the history, current state, and future of privacy, personal data protection, and artificial intelligence, exploring societal changes and effects. The author takes us back to the ancient origins of privacy, showing how the concept has profoundly evolved through different eras and the complex international regulations that today govern the processing of our personal data, such as the GDPR. The role of privacy in everyday life is explored, paying particular attention not only to our control over personal data but also to the emotional and psychological dynamics that determine our willingness to share intimate information in the digital age. Privacy and artificial intelligence are increasingly interconnected, creating new and complex challenges. Starting from the AI Act, the European regulation on artificial intelligence, the interactions between AI and emerging phenomena such as emotions, digital twins, AI agents, and quantum privacy are described. The book explores emerging digital identity frontiers, examining today’s most advanced technologies’ social, ethical, and cultural impacts. Ample space is also reserved for artificial intelligence’s practical and legislative aspects, from LLM to managing security-related risks, algorithmic biases, hallucinations, and industry standards, thus fully providing the reader with the tools to understand this constantly evolving scenario.
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