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[…] exposure notification systems could, on top of the existing p ublic health response, fill the COVID – 19 response gap regarding speed and scope and put more autonomy in people’s hands. Complementing existing public health responses, this addition would be a more scalable and more privacy protective layer that is explic itly attuned to […]

[…] exposure notification systems could, on top of the existing p ublic health response, fill the COVID – 19 response gap regarding speed and scope and put more autonomy in people’s hands. Complementing existing public health responses, this addition would be a more scalable and more privacy protective layer that is explic itly attuned to […]

[…] virginia – tech/article_43921646 – 7977 – 5040 – b92b2db4fa1b7350.html; Paul Fletcher, Editorial: A 6 removed internal and external student directories from their websites as well as the auto – complete feature for email addresses from university emailing platforms. There was confusion about whether professors could even share student contact informa tion so groups of […]

[…] – PROCESSING OF SENSITIVE DATA 26. Processing of sensitive data. 27. Prohibition on processing of sensitive data which relates to religious beliefs. 28. Rights in relation to auto mated decision making. 29. Compensation for failure to comply. DATA PROTECTION ACT, 20 20 Arrangement of Sections Section: PART VII – DUTIES OF DATA CONTROLLERS AND […]

[…] there’s no better or more exciting space than mobility and smart cities for me to exercise that interest. I’m really optimistic about the potential for robots and automated vehicles to positively shape our future, particularly in terms of saving lives, increasing efficiencies, and providing humans with conveniences. At the same time, I recognize that […]

[…] This term include s among other things 34 computers, tablets, wireless phones, “smart” devices and appliances, connected 35 Informatio n Privacy Act – June 3, 2020 5 automobiles, and data storage and networking equipment commonly found in use by 1 individuals and households. 2 (B) Exclusion .— Such term does not include hardware or […]

[…] are now described as having new capabilities based upon COVID-19 data use. Voice Data Suki is an “AI- powered voice assistant” used by physicians to record and auto-complete clinical notes, whether for patients suspected of COVID-19 disease or for ordinary clinic visits. Suki is described as powered by AI and machine learning, specifically natural […]

[…] For example, a mobile app ‘Street Bump’ was released by a municipal authority in an attempt to crowdsource data to work out which roads it needed to repair. However, affluent citizens downloaded the app more than people in poorer neighborhoods. As such, the system reported a disproportionate number of potholes in wealthier neighborhoods, and […]

[…] of this document is the issue of filming in public spaces, which is important to note, given the plethora of cameras and sensors that outfit connected and autonomous vehicles, for example, dashcams, parking assistance, or driver monitoring.  (Almost) All Data From Connected Vehicles is Likely to be Personal Data The EDPB considers most data […]