Eduardo Magrani

Eduardo Magrani

Membro do Observatório

Biografia:

Doctor of Laws (Ph.D / Juris Doctor).
Post Doctor at the Munich Center for Technology & Society of the Technical University of Munich (TUM) on Data Protection and Ethics of Artificial Intelligence.
Google Regional Legal Counsel for Portugal (Secondment/CCA). Senior Consultant at CCA Law Firm on TMT in Portugal.
Affiliate at the Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society (BKC) at Harvard University.
Co-Developer of Brazil’s first comprehensive Internet legislation: Brazil’s Internet Bill of Rights (“Marco Civil da Internet”).
Partner at Demarest Advogados, head of “Privacy, Technology & Cybersecurity” and “Intellectual Property & Innovation” areas.
Advisor and Consultant for the development of National Strategy Plans for Artificial Intelligence in Germany and Brazil.
President of the National Institute for Data Protection in Brazil. Senior Fellow at the Konrad Adenauer Stiftung/KAS on the European and International Cooperation team for “Global Innovation Policy, Digitalization and Artificial Intelligence”.
Coordinator for strategic projects on the development of Ethical & Responsible Artificial Intelligence in the public sector in Brazil. Professor of Law & Technology and Intellectual Property at FGV Law School, IBMEC and PUC-Rio in Brazil.
Professor at the Faculty of Law of the Catholic University of Portugal, teaching the modules “Big Data & Law”, “Law in a Digital Economy” and “Internet of Things”.
Associate Researcher at LATAM Digital Center in Mexico.
Fellow at Humboldt University in Berlin at the Alexander von Humboldt Institute for Internet and Society (2017).
Coordinator of the Institute for Internet and Society of Rio de Janeiro – ITS Rio (2017-2019).
Researcher and Project Leader at FGV in the Center for Technology & Society (2010-2017). Coordinator of Creative Commons Brazil (2012-2017).
Coordinator of the project Digital Rights: Latin America and the Caribbean, alongside Latin American organizations (2012-2017).
Lawyer and policy expert on Data Protection, Internet governance, Digital Rights, Internet of Things, Artificial Intelligence, cybersecurity and Intellectual Property with 15 years of experience in these fields.
Author of the books “Connected Democracy” (Democracia Conectada), “The Internet of Things” (A Internet das Coisas), “Among Data and Robots: Ethics and Privacy in the Era of Hyperconnectivity” (Entre Dados e Robôs: Ética e Privacidade na Era da Hiperconectividade) and “Digital Rights: Latin America and the Caribbean”.
Collaborator and columnist at MIT tech review Journal and the Israel Public Policy Institute (IPPI).