WPF filed comments to the National Institutes of Health (NIH) regarding its Genomic Data Sharing Policy. WPF recognizes that NIH is attempting to create a reasonable standard. Nonetheless, WPF urged NIH to better “future proof” its genomic data sharing proposal, and in particular requested NIH to look further into key areas, including the impacts of “genomic big data” and the limits of deidentification.
Join the World Privacy Forum and others at a High-level session on the Future of AI, Thursday 24 February 2022 at the OCED International Conference on AI in Work, Innovation, Productivity and Skills. Details: 24 February 2022 13:45 – 14:45 CET , 7:45 am Eastern, 4:45 am Pacific. Registration is free: https://oecd-events.org/2022-ai-wips Panelists for Future
WPF commends the publication of the Artificial Intelligence and Democratic Values Index by the Center for AI and Digital Policy (CAIDP). The Index, which was published 21 February 2022, contains an overview of AI implementation in the country-level context, covering 50 countries, and focusing on how implementations are progressing. WPF’s Executive Director, Pam Dixon, contributed to
The T-20 is a formal multi-stakeholder organization that feeds into the G20 each year. This year, Indonesia is the host for the G20 and the T20. WPF has been invited to participate in this year’s T20 inception conference as a research group. The conference will be held over two days on 9 and 10 February.
After many years of participating as a civil society delegate at OECD, WPF’s executive director Pam Dixon has been voted onto the steering committee for OECD’s civil society arm, CSISAC. “It is an honor to be voted in by my fellow members of civil society to the CSISAC steering committee, and I am looking forward
