Data, dignity and technology. Exploring digital ethics ...
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EDPS launches an Ethics Advisory Group charged to move beyond law into actionable guidance: a six-person panel that runs two public workshops (one with data protection lawyers, one excluding lawyers to hear philosophers, anthropologists and technologists), will webstream proceedings, deliver an interim report by January and a final report by January 2018, and recommends practical tools like extending impact assessments to dignity, promoting privacy by design and professional ethics, opposing data ownership and addressing privacy haves/have-nots.
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- 0:00Start
- 0:16Jennifer Baker The Register (UK)
- 6:08Giovanni Buttarelli EDPS (EU)
- 15:44Alexander Dix Berlin Data Protection Commissioner (DE)
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