Kristrún Gunnarsdóttir was invited to give a talk at this 10th international CPDP conference, “The Age of Intelligent Machines“.
Her talk, titled: “The right to mine data: insights from social research”, was part of a round-table session on research and the right to mine personal data organised by the FutureTDM project. The talk focused on four key issues:
A changing data protection policy landscape?
* The GDPR’s implications for business in data
Communications and activity data: who’s data?
* Locations, activities and interactions of interest
Case example: negotiating sensor-generated data
* ‘Smart home‘ considerations and concerns
Having the much-needed conversation
* Citizen / user / stakeholder consultations