95. Neuroprivacy, Japanese privacy culture, and Descartes. II Guest: Hiroshi Miyashita (ENG)
The frontier of data protection and privacy is the brain. Brain waves, thoughts, emotions, and sleepiness. They can all be measured and analysed. If you haven't yet interested yourself in neuroprivacy...
8 Loka 40min
93. GDPR and EU innovation on the decline. II Guest: Roslyn Layton (ENG)
Most European unicorns predate the GDPR, the DSA, the AI Act, the NIS2, and many more regulations. Has the EU made it too hard for start-ups? What should policy-makers do to turn this around? Did the ...
3 Loka 50min
92. Radiologists, ADM, and the Future of Healthcare. II Guest: Hannah Van Kolfschooten (ENG)
AI has entered the health care sector, not only in hospitals, but in all major search engines and chatbots. Who is accountable for medical advice nowadays? What's around the corner, will all of us be ...
20 Syys 45min
91. DSAR, AI, and ICO. II Guest: Tim Turner. (ENG)
What challenges are organisations facing when more DSARs are written by AI agents (LLM)? Why did Tim Turner write a book? What happened to the ICO? What's the status of data protection in the UK? And ...
17 Syys 59min
90. Klagomålshantering, sandlådor och effektivisering. II Gäst: Eric Leijonram. (SVE)
Vi diskuterar inflödet av klagomål och hur IMY har omorganiserat sig för att bli effektivare. Därtill får vi reda på om generaldirektören alltjämt innerst inne fortfarande är en jurist. Och så klart m...
15 Syys 31min
89. Why humans are better than AI, and the future is not the past. II Guest: Viktor Mayer-Schönberger (ENG)
A provocative discussion on the GDPR, AI, and why we are getting dumber, or at least less innovative. Should data be more free? Can AI be innovative? Is the GDPR not humble enough?
16 Heinä 52min
88. Privacy, Trust, and Oblivion. II Guest: Lowry Pressly (ENG)
In this episode we discuss why privacy matters with Lowry Pressly, author of The right to Oblivion: Privacy and the good life.
14 Heinä 51min
