The Role of Technology in Fostering the Power of Personal Data: Privacy, Trust & Innovation
summary
Panel reports concrete fixes not just slogans: regulators publish sandbox guidance and case notes, France runs 100+ data spaces for research, teams prototype PETs (encryption, anonymization, minimisation) and insist on standards and governance to avoid fragmentation, and a store of validated tools or labels is proposed. Retail pilot replaces face imaging with a system that camera films hands not faces and yields regulator recommendations. Practical compliance workflows include a privacy by design 30-minute checklist (RoPA, data flows, retention, minimisation, PIA).
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:10Data policy and innovation
- 9:24Privacy versus innovation
- 13:14Privacy-enhancing technologies
- 27:38European data union strategy
- 33:03Privacy by design examples
- 43:19Public trust and empowerment
- 55:14Developer obligations for data sharing
- 1:06:15Closing remarks
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