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Data for Policy is the premier global forum for the interdisciplinary and cross-sector discussion of the digital revolution transforming policy in government and the public sector.
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Data for Policy 2026 Highlights | AI Governance, Tech Sovereignty & Digital Statecraft in Barcelona (opens the original)
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How should AI be governed, and how can governments use AI well? Watch the highlights from Data for Policy 2026, our 10th conference, held in Barcelona on 8–10 September 2026. Hosted by Universitat Pompeu Fabra, this year's conference brought together around 200 researchers, policymakers and practitioners from 44 countries under the theme "Governance of/with AI: Implications for Data, Infrastructure, and Tech Sovereignty." Over three days, participants shared 123 research contributions and took p
Alberto Gago Fernandez | DfP'26 Keynote "Who decides in the age of AI?" (opens the original)
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Keynote 1 — Data for Policy 2026, Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona, 8–10 September 2026 Alberto Gago Fernández, Director of the Spanish Agency for the Supervision of Artificial Intelligence (AESIA) Chair: Luca Cominassi, Barcelona Supercomputing Center In this keynote, Alberto Gago argues that AI is already making decisions on its own, and that the question is no longer only what it can do, but who decides over it and what its limits are — if it has any. Drawing on years of work in Europe and
Martina Nadal | DfP'26 Keynote "Listening at Scale: Turning Citizen Voices into Public Decisions" (opens the original)
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Data for Policy 2026, Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona, 8–10 September 2026 Martina Nadal, Partner, COO, and Head of Social Impact at Domestic Data Streamers Chair: Stefaan Verhulst, The GovLab, New York University, and The Data Tank Public solutions often fail because traditional surveys oversimplify citizen concerns and rely on top-down, decontextualised data that rarely includes what people actually know. In this session, Martina Nadal presents tools like Public Matters as a shift in persp
Martin Hullin | DfP'26 Keynote "Emerging Governance of European Tech Resilience & Sovereignty" (opens the original)
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Keynote 5 — Data for Policy 2026, Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona, 8–10 September 2026 Martin Hullin, Director, Network for Technological Resilience & Sovereignty, Bertelsmann Stiftung Chair: Sara Thabit-Gonzalez, European Commission Joint Research Centre In this keynote, Martin Hullin introduces the European Network for Technological Resilience & Sovereignty (ETRS), a coalition of more than 30 European think tanks and research institutions launched in November 2025. He traces its evolution
From Principles to Practice: Building Continuous AI Governance Over Time | Data for Policy 2026 (opens the original)
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“From Principles to Longitudinal AI Governance: An Evidence-Based Framework for Continuous Oversight” --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ABSTRACT: 📋 Organizations deploying AI systems face a governance problem that existing frameworks do not fully address. Compliance with governance requirements at a given point in time does not guarantee that oversight practices will persist as systems are retrained, updated, and redeployed. This paper proposes FIA
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