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Blockchain : a global infrastructure for distributed governance and local manufacturing.
International audienceWhile most of these blockchain-based organizations have beenâthus farâdeveloped mostly to facilitate the coordination of individuals in the digital world, the possibilities provided by these new organisational structures can also be found in the physical world. Cities, municipalities and local communities can leverage the power of blockchain technology in order to increase transparency and accountability in many sectors of activities, while providing new opportunities for anyone to engage and participate in the local economy. Enabling local processes of production to reduce the impact of the current industrial globalisation is crucial, but enabling mechanisms to incentivise, accelerate and scale this process is fundamental and urgent. This is where blockchain technology could come at hand by creating an open platform and decentralized incentivization scheme that can be articulated between multiple stakeholders
Three-Strikes Response to Copyright Infringement: The Case of HADOPI
International audienceAnother notable example of how copyright enforcement has moved well beyond addressing specific infringing content or individuals into Internet governance-based infrastructural enforcement is the graduated response method, terminating the Internet access of individuals that (allegedly and) repeatedly violate copyright. The case of the French Hadopi (Haute AutoritĂ© pour la Diffusion des Ćuvres et la Protection des droits sur Internet), law first, agency next, both highly controversial, illustrates this strategy of dubious effectiveness for the purpose it is meant for, but of high disruptive potential for Internet users and access rights â and potentially affecting other, perfectly legitimate activities as a collateral effect. In this paper, we will describe the unexpected and perverse effects of this law using the notion of legislative serendipity to explain why this law has never reached the target it was intended for
Decentralized Autonomous Organization
A DAO is a blockchain-based system that enables people to coordinate and govern themselves mediated by a set of self-executing rules deployed on a public blockchain, and whose
governance is decentralised (i.e., independent from central control)
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Vers un droit collectif sur les données de santé
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La transparence des algorithmes face à l'Open Data : Quel statut pour les données d'apprentissage ?
International audienceCet article s'intĂ©resse aux problĂ©matiques liĂ©es Ă lâapplication dâalgorithmes dans les dĂ©cisions administratives, et plus particuliĂšrement aux donnĂ©es et mĂ©thodes utilisĂ©es dans ces applications. Le lĂ©gislateur sâest jusquâĂ prĂ©sent focalisĂ© sur la transparence de la âdĂ©cisionâ qui nâest quâun certain type de traitement de donnĂ©es. Mais rien nâest prĂ©cisĂ© sur les donnĂ©es qui vont influencer ces algorithmes, câest Ă dire les donnĂ©es qui se trouvent en amont de la dĂ©cision. On fait lâhypothĂšse dans cet article que ce droit Ă lâexplication devrait porter aussi sur les donnĂ©es utilisĂ©es pour entraĂźner ces algorithmes.On fera dâabord un rappel de lâĂ©volution des politiques dâOpen data, puis on parlera des nouvelles tendances vers lâalgorithmisation du droit et de lâadministration dans le contexte du gouvernement ouvert et le rĂŽle jouĂ© par les donnĂ©es au sein de ces nouveaux processus dĂ©cisionnels. Enfin, on analysera la difficultĂ© dâassurer une rĂ©elle transparence pour de nouveaux types dâalgorithmes (e.g. les algorithmes dâapprentissage automatique) qui seront de plus en plus utilisĂ©s au sein de lâadministration. Nous soulignerons notamment la nĂ©cessitĂ© - actuellement encore peu explorĂ©e - de garantir non seulement lâaccĂšs au code source de ces algorithmes, mais aussi lâaccĂšs aux bases de donnĂ©es qui les ont entraĂźnĂ©s, ainsi quâaux critĂšres de sĂ©lection utilisĂ©s pour construire ces base dâapprentissage
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