Who Owns You When You're Gone? Lisbon AI week event

When someone dies, their data doesn't. Voice recordings, texts, photos, whole digital footprints, all of it can now be used to train AI models, often without anyone left alive who agreed to it. Join us for an intimate panel on the ethics of AI and death tech. We're bringing together three experts to lead the initial discussion: Guilherme Schwartsmann (CSO, Sky Carousel), Melinda Jacobs (Founder, The Human Chapter) and Jenny Romano (Founder, The Newsroom). We'll get into who gets to decide what happens to a person's data after they're gone, how third parties could exploit that data for targeting, what real consent even looks like when the person in question can't give it anymore and what this means for us as individuals. This is a friendly and intimate gathering, built for genuine discussion whilst enjoying some drinks. Expect a room of people from varied backgrounds who care about identity, ownership and what it means to be human in an AI-driven world. Timings: Open from 18.30 for arrivals 19h panel kick off and bar is open Wine, cocktails, and snacks will be available for purchase at the bar throughout the evening. About Levö: Levö is a curated space where contemporary visual culture meets everyday rituals. Bringing together artists, rotating exhibitions, original prints, and thoughtfully selected wines, we create a place to discover, collect, and connect. More than a gallery, shop, or wine bar, Levö is a welcoming place where art becomes part of daily life through conversation, curiosity, and shared experiences.