The GDPR has entered the European legal landscape with both fanfare and furore. The law promises much, inlcuding the ability to address a broad range of social problems posed by current data processing technologies and the ability to adapt to future technological progress. Yet, already, the capacity of the GDPR to deal with cutting edge data processing technologies - such as AI and blockchain - has been called into question. Such criticism seems unlikely to abate as data processing technologies continue to evolve. This panel convenes speakers from a range of secotrs to debate the capacity and resilience of the GDPR in the face of technological advance.
