EU Digital Regulation: Data Act, AI Act & Digital Omnibus Com Prof. Thomas Hoeren (Legendas PT-BR)

At the XIX CODAIP (2025), Professor Dr. Thomas Hoeren (University of Münster – Germany) presents a profound and provocative analysis of Artificial Intelligence regulation in Europe, its impacts on copyright law, and the challenges for data governance in the global scenario. With extensive academic experience and a role as a judge in a court specializing in copyright law, Hoeren examines the Data Act, the AI ​​Act, and the future “Digital Omnibus” regulatory package, highlighting the risks of overregulation, the impacts on small and medium-sized enterprises, and the tensions between intellectual property, data mining (TDM), and general-purpose AI such as ChatGPT. The professor also addresses recent European court decisions on data mining and copyright, and reflects on the need for a new global ethic based on digital justice, access to information, and the integration of human and artificial creativity. Finally, Hoeren acknowledges Brazil's role in the contemporary debate on information, innovation, and rights, pointing towards a more inclusive and ethically grounded model. 📌 Secure access to the lectures of the XIX CODAIP: 👉 https://pay.kiwify.com.br/vimMFR0 📲 Follow IODA on social media: Instagram / Facebook / X: @iodabrasil