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BEYOND GDPR (DATA GOVERNANCE) – Implications of data ownership models, privacy rights, and user rights. 

24th February 2020 @ 5:30 pm - 7:00 pm

Palace of Westminster (Committee Room 2, House of Lords), London

All-Party Parliamentary Group on Artificial Intelligence 

EVIDENCE SESSION: BEYOND GDPR (DATA GOVERNANCE) – Implications of data ownership models, privacy rights, and user rights. 

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Description:

On behalf of the APPG AI Chairs, Stephen Metcalfe MP and Lord Clement-Jones CBE, and the Secretariat at Big Innovation Centre, we would like to invite you to our Evidence Meeting: BEYOND GDPR (DATA GOVERNANCE) – Implications of data ownership models, privacy rights, and user rights.

Questions to inspire:

  • What are the various models for data ownership?
  • Should we think of data as a commodity or as a common good that can deliver public value?
  • Can data be democratised without harm for the individual?

Evidence givers:

  • Professor Ryan Abbott, Lecturer, University of Surrey 
  • Dr Florian Ostmann, Policy Theme Lead and Policy Fellow, The Alan Turing Institute
  • James Kingston, Deputy Director, Hat Lab
  • Tamara Quinn, Non-contentious Intellectual Property and Data Privacy, Partner, Osborne Clarke
  • Ellis Parry, Data Ethics Adviser, Information Commissioner’s Office
  • Jessica Lennard, Senior Director Strategic Data and AI Initiatives, VISA
  • Dr Kenan Direk, Research Data Manager, UCL Institute of Health Informatics

Format:

There will be 4 to 8 formal Evidence Givers
There will also be an opportunity to share your opinion and raise practical questions.
Press invited
This event will be filmed
 
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