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Privacy On The Ground is where privacy meets real life. Discussions about privacy in relation to government policy, legal compliance, or tech can be complicated and inaccessible. But the meaning of privacy and how data use affects us in our real lives is anything but: It is contextual and tangible. That's what we aim for with Privacy on the Ground. In this podcast, you'll hear talks and stories that reflect what privacy means for real people and real lives. Privacy On The Ground is a production of World Privacy Forum, a nonpartisan 501c3 nonprofit public interest research organization. Find us online at www.WorldPrivacyForum.org.
World Privacy Forum hosts Privacy On The Ground, a technology show with 20 episodes published.
Machine unlearning is a broad category encompassing a variety of techniques intended to remove - or lessen - the presence of sensitive information or concepts such as personal data, intellectual property like branded con
The shift to generative AI has exposed the gaps between data and AI governance policy and real world uses and impacts of generative AI. Jason Tamara Widjaja can see the disconnects first hand from his perch leading the A
April Chin is co-CEO of AI assessment company Resaro, one of a small group of invite-only "premier" members of Singapore's AI governance program, AI Verify. In this second episode in Privacy on the Ground's series about
Some might consider AI Verify's "building the plane as it flies" approach to AI governance to be rushed or risky; some might question the organization's deep collaboration with industry. But no matter what, it's hard to
In part three of World Privacy Forum's explainer series about C2PA, we'll talk trust. C2PA is not intended to directly determine the trustworthiness of content, but it does have a Trust Model and C2PA metadata are meant
If you're looking for an accessible overview of how C2PA - aka Content Credentials - works technically and how it relates to privacy, identity, and trust, this is it! In our first episode in this explainer series about C
If you're looking for an accessible overview of how C2PA works technically and how it relates to privacy, identity, and trust, this is it! Imagine a system that automatically generates detailed data showing where the dig
We know from World Privacy Forum's 2023 report on AI governance tools, Risky Analysis , that these tools can have problems and should be assessed before they're deployed. But what do we learn about AI governance tools wh
Will Tao knows first-hand how automated, algorithmic and machine learning systems used by Canada's government affect lives. The Founder of Heron Law Offices in Burnaby, British Columbia and co-founder of AIMICI (the AI M
When governments create AI governance policy tools, how are they used in real-world situations? What does the process of assessing a machine learning model used by a government agency look like? In this episode of Privac
Inside Chile's Department of Social Security Superintendence — the country's social security and medical insurance agency — medical claims processors hold the livelihoods and future health of thousands of people in their
There's no shortage of principles and policies for governing AI from governments and NGOs around the world. But how do they put those principles and policies into practice? It's that practical side of AI governance that
Emotion recognition is baked into all sorts of software and systems many of us use or experience every day, from video call systems measuring the "mood" at a work meeting, to systems used to gauge distraction at school,
In this episode of World Privacy Forum's Privacy on the Ground, Māori language expert and educator Te Mihinga Komene shares positive and problematic experiences working with tech companies to help build and correct Māori
There are often disconnects between data protection policy and actual practice on the ground, especially when policy established on a regional or international level is intended to meet the needs of local communities. Er
Turning what Alex Soto refers to as sometimes "lofty, grand" theoretical Indigenous Data Sovereignty principles and protocols into practice can be mundane, even tedious. It could require combing through hundreds of years
Every day it seems as though another little part of our lives is reflected in data. From the way we sleep to the way we order food, get a medical diagnoses, get a job -- even how our governments operate. These interactio
Amy Juan sometimes tells a story about a little bean that grows on the Tohono O'odham Nation's San Xavier Co-op Farm called the Tepary bean. Juan is the admin manager of that farm, which is close to Tucson, Arizona. And,
Dr Krystal Tsosie made what she calls a "hail mary" pass when she and colleagues pushed the genomic science research community to recognize that collection of genomic information from Indigenous peoples may not have offe
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