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Radio Cyber Privacy

Radio Cyber Privacy

著者： Paolo Balboni
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Welcome to Radio Cyber Privacy, the podcast where we share ideas for a secure, respectful, and sustainable digital society. In today’s episode, Paolo Balboni discusses one of the central challenges facing Europe in the age of artificial intelligence: how to regulate the risks of AI while preserving its economic and societal benefits. As the European Union moves from creating rules to actually enforcing the AI Act, an important question is emerging: can Europe protect citizens and ensure responsible AI development without undermining innovation and its competitiveness in the global AI race?
Paolo will take us through the legal, economic and political dimensions of this delicate balance, and what it could mean for the future of AI governance in Europe.
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  • Digital Embassies: an Advanced Concept of Data and Digital Sovereignty through Distributed Resilience

    Digital Embassies: an Advanced Concept of Data and Digital Sovereignty through Distributed Resilience
    2026/09/03
    In today’s podcast episode, Paolo Balboni looks at a fascinating question at the heart of digital sovereignty: what happens if a State loses access to the data it needs in order to function? Starting from the concept of data embassies, Paolo explores how countries can protect critical public information by securely replicating it outside their own territory. The discussion moves beyond traditional backup and disaster recovery to consider continuity of government, legal control, jurisdiction, cybersecurity and the resilience of essential public registers. At the heart of the today’s episode is a broader question: in the digital age, should sovereignty be defined by where data is physically located, or by who controls it, who can access it, under which law, and whether it can survive a serious crisis?

    This episode includes AI-generated content.
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    19 分
  • Who Gets Access to Powerful AI? Europe’s Next Cybersecurity and Sovereignty Debate

    Who Gets Access to Powerful AI? Europe’s Next Cybersecurity and Sovereignty Debate
    2026/08/28
    In today’s podcast episode, Paolo Balboni considers who should be allowed to access the most powerful AI models, under what conditions, and with what safeguards. Starting from the European Commission’s work on structured access to advanced AI for legitimate cybersecurity purposes, Paolo explores how access to powerful models itself is becoming a governance issue. The discussion considers questions of trust, sensitive data, user verification, cybersecurity capability, and the growing importance of determining both whether an AI system is safe and who should be permitted to use its most advanced capabilities. The episode considers a wider strategic challenge for Europe. As AI becomes part of cybersecurity infrastructure, Europe must consider whether it can remain technologically dependent on models developed largely outside the Union while still protecting its security and strategic autonomy.


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    13 分
  • Europe’s Cybersecurity Dilemma: Security, Sovereignty and the Risk of Escalation

    Europe’s Cybersecurity Dilemma: Security, Sovereignty and the Risk of Escalation
    2026/08/26
    In today’s podcast episode, Paolo Balboni looks at how Europe’s cybersecurity debate is moving far beyond technical security and becoming a question of geopolitical power, economic security, technological sovereignty and the rule of law. Starting from the proposed Cybersecurity Act, Paolo explores some increasingly difficult questions: should Europe be able to restrict suppliers based on the country they come from? How can such decisions remain proportionate, evidence-based and subject to meaningful judicial review? And what are the economic consequences of reducing dependence on foreign technology? The discussion also considers a broader understanding of digital sovereignty, one based not simply on excluding foreign suppliers, but on developing credible European alternatives and building resilience through greater technological and institutional diversity.

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    15 分
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