There is no AI Ethics without data privacy. But how do we account for new privacy legislation like GPDR and CPRA - and also the resistance to it? Here's how the regulation of privacy evolved.
An effective approach to AI Ethics must reckon with bias, algorithmic discrimination, and privacy. These terms have a historical context that should be understood - if we want to deploy AI ethically. This time around, we delve into bias.
This week - return-to-office advocates express optimism about urban commutes, but there are other work models to consider. Experian's API gets exposed, while concerns over third party apps linger. Your whiffs include an episode of PR copywriting exuberance.
Can advertising save the open web? It's not an idea I am typically open to. At Collision 2021, Quantcast CEO Konrad Feldman made his case for advertising as the savior of the open web. Let's discuss.
With return-to-work on deck, workplace privacy is center stage. But are organizations ready? In the second part of our privacy dialogue, Raju Vegesna shares how Zoho's privacy stance impacts AI development. He also shares tips and gotchas along the way.
If we are to have Vaccine Passports, what are the basic principles providers like IBM and Salesforce need to follow?
As the Vaccine Economy emerges, will we all be expected to carry Vaccine Passports for entry back to normality? If so, can we be sure the ethical considerations are being thought through first?
Whilst the EU and the UK have struck a Trade and Cooperation Agreement post-Brexit, concerns have been raised about the UK’s access to vital law enforcement data.
Big vision ideas for health sector digital transformation need to be tempered with practical considerations based on real world concerns and attitudes. Some top advice from four expert commentators.
Software vendors claim workplace data privacy is neutral - wrong. Products influence culture. And is Google's "cookieless" announcement PR hype, or a breakthrough? Time to revisit Zoho's stance on data privacy - via a 1:1 with Raju Vegesna.
The UK government’s rhetoric about data strategy and economic renewal can be compared with what is happening in the real world.
The ink isn't dry on the UK's data adequacy deal with the EU and already the government's lead on all things digital is talking about changing things. Undermining Digital Britain - one more time with feeling!
Oracle's rebranded "crypto-secure data management" has found a legitimate use for blockchain as a security technique within conventional databases.
