New Developments in the Field of Data Protection For a More Successful Data Economy
summary
1221 days after GDPR becomes applicable the panel lays out concrete friction points and industry fixes: Schrems II legal uncertainty pushes many vendors onto Standard Contractual Clauses, while one major cloud provider announces an EU data boundary to keep EU customer data local. Blockchain’s immutability collides with the right to erasure, AI training needs massive personal datasets, cross‑border transfer rules remain litigated, guidance on anonymization and secondary use of health data (shown vital during COVID) is still missing.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:52Welcome
- 2:23Introduction
- 3:03Presentation
- 4:08The Digital Race
- 8:20Data Protection Framework
- 13:52GDPR
- 14:22Microsofts GDPR implementation
- 15:52Enhanced Privacy Shield
- 18:52Value Tensions
- 22:02AI Act
- 25:00GDPR for AI
- 28:20Be flexible
- 33:30Privacy regulation
- 36:35Health data
- 37:55GDPR and blockchain
- 42:34Guidelines
- 44:50Expectations
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