Pat Walshe, Data Protection Officer at Brave, discusses the intersection of artificial intelligence, privacy, and data protection…and how these elements intertwine with fundamental human rights in the digital realm. He also scrutinizes tech industry giants, questioning the authenticity of their privacy claims and the efficacy of their data protection measures.

Key Takeaways:

The current state of regulation and global data protection laws, and how well those laws are working
The heightened public awareness of issues like geolocation tracking and data minimization
Why tech companies have more influence and power than the law itself

Guest Bio: Pat Walshe, Data Protection Officer at Brave, has been working in the field of data protection for over 28 years. Pat prefers the term 'data protection' over just privacy because data about people (and their digital lives) can impact a range of human rights and freedoms (privacy being but one such right).

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The Right to Be Forgotten: Fundamental Human Rights in the Digital Realm