PhD student and Marie Sklodowska-Curie Fellow at the KU Leuven Centre for IT & IP Law. He is currently researching in the fields of privacy and data protection, focusing on biometrics and health data in the context of IoT-AI, as part of the Horizon 2020 Privacy Matters ITN project.
His research covers the intersection of law, philosophy, technology and policy. He holds a master’s degree in law from the University of Warsaw and an LL.M. in Comparative Law from the China University of Political Science and Law in Beijing.
Selected publications:
I. J. Czarnocki, Saving EU digital constitutionalism through the proportionality principle and a transatlantic digital accord, European View 20 (2), 2021, 150-156
II. J. Czarnocki, Will new definitions of emotion recognition and biometric data hamper the objectives of the proposed AI Act?, International Conference of the Biometrics Special Interest Group (BIOSIG), 2021
III. Els Kindt, César Augusto Fontanillo López, Jenny Bergholm, Jan Czarnocki, Olga Kanevskaia, Jean Herveg, Study on the appropriate safeguards under Article 89 (1) GDPR for the processing of personal data for scientific research, 2021
IV. J. Czarnocki, Good intentions, unintended consequences? How the Proposal for the AI Act might kick innovation out of the EU, 2021
V. Comfortly numb in the midst of the corona crisis, J. Czarnocki, T. Larue, European View 19 (1), 103-107, 2020
VI. The EU’s approach to AI: A short discussion of the Draft Artificial Intelligence Act from a biometrics’ law perspective, C. Jasserand, J. Czarnocki, CA Fontanillo López, L. Belkadi, B. Sumer, A. Elbi, E. Kindt, 2022
VII. Czarnocki, Enhancing Legitimacy and Tackling Data Power Through Qualified Transparency in the GDPR, The Digital Constitutionalist blog, 2022
VIII. Czarnocki, AI systems: A power factor in the data protection balance of rights and interests, RAILS – Robotics & AI Law Society Blog, 2022
IX. Jan Czarnocki, Eyup Kun, Flavia Giglio, Sofie Royer, Mykyta Petik, Legal study on Government access to data in third countries, European Data Protection Board, 2021
X. Lidia Dutkiewicz, Jan Czarnocki, The DSA proposal and Poland, DSA Observatory, 2021
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