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Dr. Anne de Hingh is an Assistant Professor of Internet Law at the Faculty of Law, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, affiliated with the Kooijmans Institute and the Transnational Legal Studies department. She holds a PhD in Archaeology from Leiden University (2000) and a law degree from Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (2014). Her research focuses on the intersections of law, technology, and digital ethics, particularly in cybercrime, data protection, and AI applications. She participates in the 'Boundaries of Law' and 'Law and Technology' research programs.
Education:
- PhD in Archaeology (2000), Leiden University
- Law Degree (2014), Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
Research Interests: Anne's work addresses challenges posed by digital transformation, including AI ethics, online child safety, and the evolution of criminal law in digital spaces. She explores how legal frameworks adapt to technological advancements in areas like emotional AI, data privacy, and cybercrime prevention.
Grants/Advising: She contributed to the WODC project on digitalization impacts in criminal justice documentation (2018). No ancillary activities declared.
Labs/Teams: Active in interdisciplinary initiatives at the VU's Faculty of Law, collaborating on cybercrime education and technology law research.
