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Jul 11, 20224 min read

The Summer of New Data Protection Redirection

Canada and the United Kingdom are putting forward fair processing ideas that I believe will lead to a new direction in the way data...

Feb 16, 20222 min read

Verified Governance is Coming Like a Runaway Freight Train

There is growing evidence that data forward processes will require governance that considers impacts not just to privacy and cyber...

Dec 6, 20212 min read

A Pivotal Event in Data Protection Law

The recently completed UK Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport (DCMS) Consultation on “ Data: A new direction ” on revising...

Oct 18, 20214 min read

AI Impact Assessments Are Necessary and Additive to Existing Business Processes

A paradox exists due to the growing use of artificial intelligence (AI) enabled technology. The adoption of AI by more and more...

May 19, 20213 min read

AI and the Road to Expansive Impact Assessments

Assessments related to the complex use of data pertaining to people are about to expand significantly requiring new skills by both...

Jan 11, 20213 min read

Dynamic Data Security Should Be the Policy Default: Dynamic Data Obscurity Revisited

The IAF used the phrase “Dynamic Data Obscurity” in 2015 when I organized a Washington dialog and a Brussels session. With Schrems II...

Sep 27, 20202 min read

How to Use AI ethically and responsibly? An Ohio State webinar series will provide some answers

Written by Dennis Hirsch, Faculty Director, Ohio State Program on Data and Governance To succeed in a data-driven economy, companies must...

Mar 31, 20194 min read

Data Driven Knowledge Creation Needs to be Protected

Our collective desire to have a space where we are free from observation is increasingly under pressure from modern technology, and our...

Mar 12, 20173 min read

AI Without Data is Artificial Ignorance

Many years ago, I attended a seminar in Prague on the state of credit scoring in numerous locations in what had been Soviet Europe. I was...