Luana La Piccolo

📈 Professional Footprint:

– Spearheaded legal and policy analyses on both EU and US digital landscapes, becoming an instrumental figure in the digital policy domain.
– Played an instrumental role in drafting the DSA, AI Act, and the 2021 CoP on disinformation, directly influencing European digital policy frameworks.
– Managed major EU projects worth up to €6 million, leading dynamic teams and ensuring resource optimization.
– Championed digital rights and tech accountability at elite international roundtables, including those convened by politicians such as French President Macron.
– Published scholarly articles on pivotal digital subjects, amplifying my voice across various international platforms.

🎓 Educational Achievements:

I’m enriched with a diverse academic backdrop, holding a Master’s in AI Ethics from LSE, a Master’s in Diplomacy Law from ISPI, a Master’s in International Law from Harvard University, a Postgraduate Diploma from “G. Marconi” (Rome), and a Law Degree from Lumsa University. This foundational knowledge enables me to navigate the intricate terrains of tech and law, synergizing them proficiently.

🌍 Outside the Professional Sphere:

Away from statutes and tech debates, I’m a global explorer. Embracing multicultural experiences has always been integral to my journey. Beyond my profession, I immerse myself in travel, celebrating the tapestry of global cultures and staunchly advocating for diversity & inclusion, fair communication, and an insatiable quest for knowledge.

🎯 Looking Forward:

I envision a world where modern technological advancements harmoniously coexist with age-old values. As a bridge between stakeholders on AI Ethics and Digital Tech issues, I aspire to shape a realm where technology serves us, not subdues us. I’m actively seeking international opportunities to amplify this mission and welcome collaborations that resonate with my ethos.

Join me as we pave the path to a harmonious digital future, rooted in ethical considerations and legal frameworks.