Claudiu Popa

As automated processes become increasingly embedded into organizations, and data privacy laws are put in place to protect consumer privacy, we place unwavering trust that advanced algorithms will act ethically on behalf of their human employers. Without proper oversight and access authorization, this poses an incredibly high risk. This panel will discuss the best practices for ethical machine management...

Changing standards: what can we expect around growing push for regulation around automation?

Proactively embedding data privacy rules in software programming

How are privacy and ethics becoming increasingly associated?

Developing sustainable ethics codes of conduct that go beyond current regulation 

Note: This will be a forty minute followed by 10 minutes of Q+A