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My new book on AI, Privacy, and Neural Networks is out.

✨ I am thrilled to announce that the Italian edition of my new book entitled “Artificial Intelligence, Neural Networks and Privacy: Striking a Balance between Innovation, Knowledge, and Ethics in the Digital Age”, published by goWare – Florence. My sincere thanks go to Danilo Mandic and Carlo Morabito for their valuable forewords and to Guido Scorza for the introduction, all of which greatly enrich the volume. Full details of my new book are available on this page. ...

3 June 2025 · 1 min · NicFab

Artificial Intelligence, Neural Networks and Privacy

MY NEW BOOK 📖 Book Information Title: Artificial Intelligence, Neural Networks and Privacy Subtitle: Striking a Balance between Innovation, Knowledge, and Ethics in the Digital Age Author: Nicola Fabiano Forewords: Danilo P. Mandic (Imperial College London - IEEE Member - Director of the Artificial Intelligence and Data Analysis Laboratory, AIDA-Lab) and Carlo Morabito (Mediterranean University of Reggio Calabria) Introduction: Guido Scorza (Member of the Italian Data Protection Authority) Publisher: ‎ goWare - Florence (Italy) Publication date: ‎ 11 June 2025 Language: ‎ English Print length: ‎ 284 pages ISBN-10: ‎ 8833636844 ISBN-13: ‎ 978-8833636849 Weight: ‎ ‎ 494 g Dimensions: ‎ 15.24 x 1.63 x 22.86 cm ...

29 May 2025 · 5 min · Nicola Fabiano
Documento di analisi n. 31

Italian Senate: Published the analysis paper Artificial intelligence: governance, accountability and privacy.

The Impact Assessment Office publishes Analysis Paper No. 31

24 July 2024 · 1 min · NicFab
DMA and privacy

Digital Markets Act (DMA) and interoperability: encryption and privacy at risk for messaging systems?

The intent to qualify «gatekeepers» and ensure their platforms are interoperable with other systems could undermine privacy.

28 March 2022 · 5 min · NicFab
ePrivacy

The proposed regulation on 'ePrivacy': the current status between the chronology of events and some considerations

An overview on the proposal for a Regulation on ePrivacy

15 February 2022 · 25 min · NicFab
Fine anno 2021

ePrivacy Regulation: the current Perspective

Foto di Pavan Trikutam Previous Next     / [pdf] View the PDF file here. The subject is pretty challenging indeed, considering that the EU proposal on the e-Privacy regulation is under the Institutions’ attention and not defined yet. I created a map consisting of eight sections, where I included all (I hope) the issues related to the proposal on the ePrivacy Regulation, and I will comment on it in each Section. ...

7 December 2021 · 12 min · NicFab
Fine anno 2021

DAPPREMO: what it is and how to apply the innovative approach to privacy (P1)

DAPPREMO is the acronym for Data Protection and Privacy Relationships Model. It is a relational model, designed and built for the protection of personal data and privacy, based on high-mathematics. DAPPREMO is described for the first time in my book, published in September 2020, entitled “GDPR & Privacy. Awareness and opportunity. The approach with the Data Protection and Privacy Relationships Model (DAPPREMO)" with the preface by Wojciech. R. Wiewiórowski, European Data Protection Supervisor (EDPS). ...

29 October 2020 · 2 min · NicFab
Fine anno 2021

22 October 2020 - Privacy: orienting in the evolution of phenomena

The event “Privacy: orienting in the evolution of phenomena” organized by the Italian National Bar Council (Consiglio Nazionale Forense - CNF) will be held on 22 October from 15:00 to 17:00 and will be streamed by the CNF on YouTube. We will talk about the protection of personal data and privacy, emphasizing precisely what is the relationship between privacy and the evolution of phenomena. It will be an opportunity to present my latest book entitled “GDPR & Privacy. Awareness and opportunities. The approach with the Data Protection and Privacy Relationships Model (DAPPREMO)”, with the description of the DAPPREMO model (Data Protection and Privacy Relationships Model). ...

21 October 2020 · 1 min · NicFab
Fine anno 2021

Sacrificing Your Privacy in the Fight Against Covid-19: What You Need To Know

Disclaimer We received a request from Augustina Baker (TechWarn) to publish on our blog the contribution titled “Sacrificing Your Privacy in the Fight Against Covid-19: What You Need To Know” written by Jack Warner (TechWarn). We host and publish the guest post from Jack Warner, as received, declining any responsibility for the content and for the opinions expressed by the Author. With cases of Covid-19 growing by the day, stakeholders in the healthcare sector are exploring a wide variety of technological solutions to stem the tide. Tech giants such as Google, Amazon, and Facebook have expressed interest in working with the World Health Organization (WHO) to combat the spread of the novel coronavirus as well as misinformation. Digital health communities all over the world are working with their respective governments to roll out solutions that can help monitor the spread of Covid-19 and facilitate better treatment. Contact tracing apps are the most common form of digital solutions for Covid-19 tracking. According to WHO, contact tracing is the process of identifying, assessing, and managing people who have been exposed to a disease to stop further transmission. When systematically applied, contact tracing breaks the chains of transmission of an infectious disease. Contact tracing is, therefore, an essential public health tool for controlling infectious disease outbreaks. We’ve also seen digital solutions for coronavirus prevention, diagnosis, and treatment. ...

15 July 2020 · 4 min · NicFab
Fine anno 2021

Contact tracing and privacy: an oxymoron. Any technical solution is neutral compared to privacy laws

The content of this post is available in PDF for download here: 1. Chronology of events During the last month, i.e. since the focus has increased on the incidence of the COVID-19 pandemic with respect to personal data protection, we have witnessed the publication of the following main measures issued by some institutional bodies: ...

14 April 2020 · 16 min · NicFab