January 12, 2020

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Executive Briefing: When privacy scalesIntelligent product design under global data privacy regulation

Executive Briefing: When privacy scalesIntelligent product design under global data privacy regulation

Data-driven companies making intelligent products must design for security and privacy to be competitive globally. Amanda Casari details the high-level changes that EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)-compliant businesses face and how this translates to teams designing products driven by machine learning and artificial intelligence.
Talk Title Executive Briefing: When privacy scalesIntelligent product design under global data privacy regulation
Speakers Amanda Casari (Google)
Conference Artificial Intelligence Conference
Conf Tag Put AI to Work
Location San Francisco, California
Date September 5-7, 2018
URL Talk Page
Slides Talk Slides
Video

Data-driven companies making intelligent products must design for security and privacy to be competitive globally. The EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), implemented May 2018, is the benchmark that global data privacy will be measured against. Amanda Casari outlines the basic tenets of personal data and details the high-level changes that GDPR-compliant businesses face. She then translates the current and near-future impact to teams designing products driven by machine learning and artificial intelligence and shares use cases of how SAP Concur is designing to meet this challenge while still delivering services to its end users that are driven by advanced algorithms.

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