An international conference titled "Law and Technology: Autonomy, Responsibility, and Protections" will take place on June 20-21, 2024, at the University of Cagliari, Italy. This event will be held both in-person and online via Microsoft Teams.

The pre-congress session on June 20 will present research results from the "Course on Rights Protections" led by Professor Carlo Pilia. The main congress will begin at 3:00 PM with sessions on justice reform and digital evidence, featuring contributions from legal professionals and academics.

Key topics include:

• Autonomy: Discussions on contracts and technologies, AI, and digital identities post-mortem by scholars from various universities.
• Responsibility: Focus on AI accountability and personal data protection with insights from international academics.
• Protections: Examination of ethical AI frameworks, digital property registers, and cybercrimes, featuring experts from European universities.

The second day will continue with a session on "Rights Protections" results, followed by modules on:

• Security and Freedom: European perspectives on security, with notable regional security officials.
• Accoglienza 2.0: Mediation and conflict resolution research outcomes.
• Autonomy: Further discussions on blockchain, smart contracts, and new dispute resolution approaches.
• Responsibility: Legal education, AI in law, and NFTs.
• Protections: AI and algorithm challenges in labor relations.

The conference is part of the University of Cagliari’s broader initiatives, including international courses and research projects funded by regional and European bodies.