13 October 2026, 3:00-5:00 PM
On 13 October, Professor Finocchiaro will take part in the fifth seminar of the cycle "Artificial Intelligence and Law", organised in collaboration with the Department of Legal Studies of the University of Bologna and coordinated by Professor Ugo Ruffolo. In particular, the Professor will examine the classification of the different forms of profiling under the AI Act and its interplay with the rules on personal data protection.

8 October 2026, 10:00 AM
On 8 October, Professor Finocchiaro will take part in the conference organised by AGCOM, the Italian Communications Authority, at the Chamber of Deputies. The event is dedicated to the relationship between the Constitution, artificial intelligence and the power of digital platforms. In her speech, the Professor will focus on the role of information and data as resources of economic value and as a condition for the exercise of fundamental freedoms.

24 September 2026, 5:00-7:00 PM
Online identification and the security of electronic transactions have become a central issue for the European digital single market. The eIDAS 2 Regulation addresses this area by introducing the European Digital Identity Wallet and broadening the framework of trust services, with a view to strengthening interoperability and mutual recognition among Member States. On 24 September, at the Assonime offices in Rome, Professor Finocchiaro and Professor Delfini will present the volume they edited, "Identificazione elettronica e servizi fiduciari per le transazioni elettroniche nel mercato interno", taking stock of a regulatory framework still in the course of implementation.

16 September, 5:00-7:00 PM
When an artificial intelligence system suggests case law or summarises legal documents, is it merely assisting the legal professional, or is it shaping their judgment? This is one of the key questions addressed in “Giustizia e High-Risk AI Systems”, the book by Mariano Sciacca, which will be presented on 16 September in the Sala delle Armi of Palazzo Malvezzi, Bologna. The work offers a systematic analysis of the relationship between AI and the administration of justice: from the ancillary uses of AI systems to the proposal of augmented intelligence, understood as enhancing, rather than replacing, the capabilities of legal professionals.

7 July 2026, 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM
As the European regulatory landscape for the digital sector undergoes profound transformation, how can we reconcile the protection of fundamental rights with regulatory simplification, innovation, and competitiveness? These are the questions at the heart of the event organised by AIRIA in collaboration with TeamSystem, which will also feature Professor Finocchiaro, who will address the need to preserve the quality and clarity of existing safeguards.

22 June 2026, 9:00 AM
At the conference organized by FICOG and AIOM, Professor Finocchiaro will take part in the session “Data, Privacy and Innovation,” where she will examine key legal and operational issues concerning the processing of personal data in clinical research.