Data Privacy: Are We Safe?
Brief
In a world where data is omnipresent and omniscient, what becomes of personal privacy and autonomy? The role of governments in the realm of data is a role that oscillates between being protectors of their citizens' data and collectors of vast amounts of information. This session will explore the fine line that governments tread: is the government's role in data collection a step towards a more secure and efficient society, or does it edge us closer to a dysphoric reality where privacy becomes alien?
Speakers
![Marc Rotenberg](/images/default-source/speakersphoto/220d457a-0116-481d-b149-77b6e771ec5dmarc-rotenberg-2024.jpg)
Marc Rotenberg
Founder and President, Center for AI and Digital Policy
![Anna Stewart](/images/default-source/speakersphoto/0bda0836-60df-4a4e-aa1f-17ad11b80962anna-stewart-2024.jpg)
Anna Stewart
Correspondent, CNN