Updated data privacy laws are key to public trust in AI

If we want to build a responsible and trustworthy AI ecosystem then we need to take data privacy seriously by strengthening privacy regulations.

Embracing and prioritizing a human rights perspective allows us to seek clarity as to how data involving humans should or should not be used in this digital era, writes Katrina Ingram, founder and CEO of Ethically Aligned AI.Photograph by Kai Stachowiak, Pixabay.com

Opinion

BY KATRINA INGRAM

May 6, 2024

Data is the currency of our digital society. We’re collecting, processing, storing, and reusing an ever-growing volume of data, often devoid of context, considerations about where it came from, or how it is being remixed. New ways of using data, such as training artificial...

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