Data Trust

Mydex CIC has just published a blog for Cambridge University’s Data Trust Initiative on ‘Helping Data Trusts Manage Personal Data’. In it, we address the challenges that arise as the Data Trust movement begins to scale. …

Kelsie Nabben, Researcher, RMIT on Data Trusts, DAOs and use cases of the Data Economy in DAOs In this episode of Voices of the Data Economy, we spoke to Kelsie Nabben. She is a researcher in decentralized technology communities. Kelsie is interested in the human outcomes of digital infrastructure, blockchain…

In Trusted AI humans in control I talked about one thing that I think is utterly required is delegated authority, that is the ability of the human in control to delegate some of their rights explicitly to an AI. Delegated authority isn’t something that is well managed in most Identity…

One question on Trusted AI is “why bother?”, given this is part of my job I should probably justify my existence. So first off where to start, in explaining why its needed, that starts with data, AI and ethics. So the first reason why you need Trusted AI is that…

Bringing people together to explore, collaborate, learn and ultimately transform health and social care systems for the better — In this blog, authors of a recently published article in Data & Policy — Prof Michael Boniface, Dr Laura Carmichael, Prof Dame Wendy Hall, Dr Brian Pickering, Prof Sophie-Stalla-Bourdillon and Dr Steve Taylor from the University of Southampton — argue that alongside safety and security features, and support for advanced…

Written by Anne-Sophie Hulin, Law Postdoctoral Fellow — Data Trust and Governance* Une version française de ce billet a été publiée ici. There is a growing erosion of public trust in the way that many organizations process personal data for analytical purposes. Recent cases related to urban data governance or…

A focus for 2022. This post is about welcoming the New Year by sharing a topic that’s been on my mind and radar in both theory and practice: data governance. It seems obvious, right? But with all the criticism of Web2.0 platform exploitation in terms of how data is utilised and monetised, Web3.0 …