IPoP’s Position Paper – Digital Omnibus

IPoP is a French interdisciplinary research project that focuses on new forms of personal information collection, on the learning of Artificial Intelligence (AI) models that preserve the confidentiality of personal information used, on data anonymisation techniques, on securing personal data management systems, on differential privacy, on personal data legal protection and compliance, and all the associated societal, legal and ethical considerations. This unifying interdisciplinary research program brings together internationally recognised research teams (from universities, engineering schools and institutions) working on privacy. Introduction: Our general appraisal of the Digital Omnibus is that the envisioned reform will have significant negative consequences for data protection. We are concerned that the modifications will not benefit the data subject nor will it offer a real simplification for data processors. To express our analysis, we opted for a synthetic document targeting specific elements including definition issues (personal data ; scientific research), data subjects’ rights, cybersecurity issues, personal data processing for AI systems, scope of user agent’s mediated consent.

Margo Bernelin, Nataliia Bielova, Pierre Bourhis, Juliette Sénéchal, Ludovica Robustelli, et al.. IPoP’s Position Paper – Digital Omnibus. 2026. ⟨hal-05548016⟩ (lien externe)