Interview with Neema Guliani
summary
Argues that data rules matter to everyone and that the current system is increasingly fragmented, imposing extra costs on small and medium businesses through localization and divergent compliance requirements; proposes two practical fixes: craft solutions that work for SMEs and pursue interoperability across legal systems; flags AI as a force making data flows more critical and cites the administration's executive order linking AI, privacy and civil rights; stresses the centrality of cross-border data flows.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:57What is your view on the current evolution of data regulation and compliance?
- 2:04From your point of view, what will be the main challenges with data regulation in the years to come?
- 3:03How important are international dialogue and cooperation?
- 3:55Why are conferences like the Privacy Symposium important?
- 4:45Is there any message you would like to share?
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