Program

The articulation between freedom of expression and the dignity of the human person in the context of global digital platforms. The track examines the philosophical foundations of protected speech and the legitimate limits to expression when it erodes basic human goods.

Deepfakes and AI-generated content raise unprecedented problems of evidence, attribution and responsibility. How can we protect the integrity of audiovisual testimony and social trust in the image?

Private platforms now concentrate the moderation of public discourse. The track analyzes intermediary liability regimes, moderation procedures and emerging standards in comparative law.

The health of democratic deliberation depends on shared access to verifiable facts. The dynamics of disinformation, its effects on the political common good and institutional and citizen responses are discussed.

Artificial intelligence systems increasingly mediate citizens' experience of information, culture and law. The track examines the anthropological, ethical and legal implications of this mediation.

Comparative analysis of emerging regulatory frameworks on platforms, artificial intelligence and personal data. Special attention to the European Union, the United States, Latin America and international forums.

The first private tribunal — an advisory board — that rules on the lawfulness of content published on Meta's platforms, applying two criteria: freedom of expression and international human rights law.