CPDP.ai 2025 - Emerging Patterns in EU Digital Regulation

Emerging Patterns in EU Digital Regulation Last year, CPDP hosted a panel focused on the question of how the EU digital framework – the range of laws, many newly enacted, regulating the digital, including, for example, the AI Act, the DMA the DSA, and now the EHDS Regulation – might be realised in practice. Now, one year on from that panel, the realisation of the digital framework remains the subject of significant uncertainty. In particular, questions now emerge as to the ways in which, and the degree to which, patterns and regularities can be identified in the implementation of the framework. In this regard, this panel assembles representatives from legal practice, politics, academia, and civil society, to consider the current state of implementation of the digital framework, and what this means moving forward. The panel will consider, amongst others, the following questions: Questions to be answered: What are the emerging trends in the implementation of the EU digital framework? Which institutions are emerging as key actors in the implementation of the EU digital framework, and how do they engage with each other? How can the success of the EU digital framework be measured? What challenges are emerging as a result of current implementation practices? Organised by CPDP with Nóra Ni Loideain (moderator), Karolina Mojzesowicz, Anu Talus, Matthias Spielkamp, Maximilian von Grafenstein, Charly Helleputte More information: https://cpdp.be/6339