معرفی
Marco Bassini is an Assistant Professor of Fundamental Rights and Artificial Intelligence at Tilburg Law School, affiliated with the TILT research group focused on Regulating Socio-Technical Change. His roles include teaching and coordinating courses on law and technology, alongside external positions as Lecturer at Bocconi University and Fribourg University, Fellow at Baffi Centre on Economics, and consultant roles in Italy's public sector.
Education:
- PhD in Constitutional Law and European Law (University of Verona, 2016)
- Law Degree (Bocconi University, 2010)
- Emile Noel Fellow at NYU (2016)
Research Focus: Bassini's work centers on digital rights, AI governance, EU regulatory strategies, and the intersection of technology with fundamental rights. Notable areas include generative AI constitutional challenges, data retention policies, and balancing free speech with digital governance. He actively contributes to shaping EU digital policy frameworks.
Recent Articles: His 2025 publications explore AI constitutionalism, EU digital competitiveness, and court rulings on data protection. Earlier work includes analysis of social media liability and disinformation regulation.
Awards:
- 2016 Vittorio Frosini Prize for best doctoral thesis in IT law
Grants & Projects:
- Principal Investigator for RetrAIn (2024-2027): Enforcing constitutional rights in generative AI
- Researcher in ENCRYPT (2022-2025): Privacy-preserving frameworks
- Contributor to Regulating Socio-Technical Change (2019-2023)
Labs & Teams: Active within TILT, a multidisciplinary research cluster addressing law, technology, and societal challenges. Collaborates internationally on AI governance and digital rights initiatives.
