Finding Your Compass in a Hyper-Connected World
summary
Hyper-digitisation can save lives — the Streams app flags acute kidney injury, frees nurses up to two hours a day and helped a patient recover — yet regulators find Google DeepMind and the NHS misused 1.6 million patients data, breaching the Data Protection Act. The talk contrasts concrete wins with real harms, asks who owns transit, smart-meter and city data, and proposes board-level trust strategy plus practical measures like transparency by default, curation through prioritization and rights to correct or be forgotten.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 2:58The Streams App
- 9:41The Edelman Trust Barometer
- 13:12Smart Meters
- 13:54How Do We Make Smart Meters Part of the Solution
- 16:19Do We Need a Code of Conduct
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