Bridging the Gap with PETs Governments' Opportunity to Lead on Innovation and Privacy
summary
Private-sector pilots use differential privacy, federated learning, secure multi-party computation and TEEs but adoption stalls over costs, skills and regulatory uncertainty. Governments can fund R&D, run cross‑border sandboxes, set procurement incentives and publish standards — the EU’s eIDAS e‑wallet prototype and a Google–SWIFT MPC anti‑fraud project show concrete builds and multimillion‑dollar savings. OECD and NIST work on a global use‑case repository and ~50 attack metrics aim to benchmark PET effectiveness and reduce implementation risk.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00PETs and government leadership
- 1:49Governments catalyzing PET adoption
- 6:07Industry barriers and benefits
- 13:11Approaches to accelerate PET adoption
- 18:31Government tools for PETs
- 23:53Trust via open-source PET tools
- 32:44PETs in EU data strategy and GDPR
- 36:35Global convergence on PET frameworks
- 45:18Regulatory alignment and collaboration
- 52:42Action: investments and policies
- 1:00:06PETs privacy versus AI fairness
- 1:09:17PETs data sovereignty and geopolitics
- 1:12:56Supporting small companies in PET adoption
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