Corporate Digital Responsibility
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Argues that corporate digital responsibility must move from slogans to concrete practices: EU and national regulators expect rules on AI and data ethics in three to five years and a new committee on data ethics already drafts options. Reports pilot work with five–six companies on concrete measures—telecoms pushing vendor security updates, opt-out designs so a fridge can stay unconnected, and privacy dashboards—and points to failures that cost billions (VW) and technical risks like a botnet of one million routers.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 6:57Data Security
- 8:29Why Is Privacy Important
- 11:27Regulation on Data Protection
- 13:35Transparency Accountability
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