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Hadoop has existed about eight years and the move to an enterprise data hub centralizes many datasets, creating real policy choices now that will shape decades. Collecting student, patient and household energy data enables measurable gains but raises abuse risk, so the talk argues for transparency, industry best practices, and technical measures like encryption and anonymization, plus independent oversight (e.g., FINRA-style self‑regulation) to verify limits and rebuild trust.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Start
- 0:21Hadoop started a revolution
- 1:00Now we're winning the war
- 1:42How shall we govern the peace?
- 2:36We should use our power for good
- 2:54Good: education
- 3:45Good: healthcare
- 6:09Trust: transparency
- 6:38Trust: best practices
- 7:26Trust: define abuses
- 8:25Trust: oversight
- 9:32Global effort
- 10:08Our duty as professionals
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