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5 facts from 4 episodes, in date order. These are what speakers said on the shows, each linked to the moment it was said. They aren't independently verified.
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JoAnn Stonier helped Mastercard become compliant with the European Union's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) while she was its chief privacy officer.
“I helped, um, the company become GDPR compliant, which really was, I think, uh, the moment in time when many, many companies were coming to the place where they needed to operationalize a lot of data risk.”
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Sridhar Ramaswamy credits the GDPR with giving consumers the right to demand that a company delete everything it knows about them.
“The fact that you as a consumer can go to a company and say, you need to delete everything that you know about me. That came as a result of G D P R.”
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Stefan Zima said companies in Europe all have a data protection officer because the GDPR requires one.
“They all have a data protection officer because it's in the law.”
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Stefan Zima said a few years of high fines and verdicts have built up data protection experience, and he expects AI governance to follow a similar path.
“more and more data protection experience comes up because now we have a few years already with high fines and verdicts”
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Customers can add contractual obligations such as a data processing agreement, which is a mechanism familiar from the GDPR.
“Maybe it's kind of a data processing agreement, as folks might be familiar with in the GDPR, or you know, whatever it is, the different frameworks have some different capabilities for that.”
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