CEIMIA’s Post

We're very pleased to have been involved with this new report, commissioned by GPAI, delivered by the Open Data Institute and the Aapti Institute, with support from Pinsent Masons and CEIMIA. Data has become an important part of society - where it was once a by-product of industrial, commercial, consumer and other activities, it is now a resource in its own right. Data enables the development of new and improved technology that have become important parts of our lives. At the same time, access to data is critical to tackling some of society's biggest challenges, such as the climate crisis and health inequalities. The rapid expansion of the data economy raises serious questions for governments, businesses and the public about who has access to data, who gets to decide what data is used for, and ultimately who is able to realise the value of data. It also raises questions about how to limit the misuse of data, how to preserve people's privacy and how to hold those causing harm to account. There is increasing attention being paid to the notion that parties who have contributed to the generation of data should have some rights in the utilisation of such data. Find out more. #data #AI https://hubs.li/Q02-w7Sk0