Explore every episode of the podcast "The Data Diva" Talks Privacy Podcast"
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| The Data Diva E263 - Karen Smiley and Debbie Reynolds | 18 Nov 2025 | 00:44:45 | |
In Episode 263 of The Data Diva Talks Privacy Podcast, Debbie Reynolds, The Data Diva, talks with Karen Smiley, Founder and Owner of She Writes AI LLC, about the complex ethical questions emerging as artificial intelligence systems leverage vast amounts of creative and personal data without clear permission or accountability. They examine how rapid innovation is challenging legacy rules around copyright, content reuse, and compensation, especially for creators whose work fuels AI models without acknowledgment or benefit. Karen explains why opacity in data sourcing and AI training has created a critical trust gap that reflects deeper societal risks. The conversation explores the hidden environmental and labor impacts that many users never see, including the enormous resources required to run large scale systems and the human labor behind data annotation and content moderation. Debbie and Karen discuss how misinformation, inaccurate outputs, and lack of transparency threaten both consumer well being and global cyber resilience, revealing a growing disconnect between hype and ethical responsibility across industries rushing to adopt AI. Listeners will hear how real awareness and education can empower individuals to ask harder questions, influence product choices, and demand systems that reflect fairness, safety, and truth. This episode highlights why companies must evolve from simply extracting value to earning user trust through ethical design, accountability, and consistent respect for the people who generate data and creativity that make AI possible. By popular demand, Debbie Reynolds Consulting is now offering executive briefings on emerging data privacy risks and how companies can avoid them. To learn more, visit the Executive briefings page on my website. Become an insider, join Data Diva Confidential for data strategy and data privacy insights delivered to your inbox.
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| The Data Diva E262 - Nicola Fabiano and Debbie Reynolds | 11 Nov 2025 | 00:52:11 | |
In Episode 262 of The Data Diva Talks Privacy Podcast, Debbie Reynolds, The Data Diva, talks with Nicola Fabiano, Lawyer, Data Protection, Data Governance and Cybersecurity Advisor, and Author, about how defining artificial intelligence clearly is essential to regulating it effectively. They explain why the world must move beyond broad general terms and begin focusing on artificial intelligence systems to ensure that legal frameworks match the real operational and privacy impacts already influencing everyday life. Nicola shares his view that society is not entering the age of AI, but is finally recognizing its long standing presence and the complexity behind its rapid expansion. They explore the delicate balance between innovation and fundamental rights as advanced AI becomes deeply integrated into global business, government, infrastructure, and daily decision making. The conversation addresses gaps in traditional oversight, the need for practical governance tools, and how neural network development challenges prior assumptions about data, consent, control, and risk. Nicola outlines why privacy law cannot operate in isolation, but must link with technical standards and ethical expectations to truly protect individuals and prevent unintended harm. Listeners will gain insight into Nicola’s multi layer approach, which combines legal, scientific, operational, and ethical perspectives to keep AI growth aligned with human values. This episode underscores why collaboration across disciplines is critical for setting boundaries that encourage responsible progress, reduce uncertainty, and build trust in intelligent systems with global influence By popular demand, Debbie Reynolds Consulting is now offering executive briefings on emerging data privacy risks and how companies can avoid them. To learn more, visit the Executive briefings page on my website. Become an insider, join Data Diva Confidential for data strategy and data privacy insights delivered to your inbox.
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| The Data Diva E253 - Priya Gnanasekaran and Debbie Reynolds | 09 Sep 2025 | 00:26:36 | |
Episode 253 – Priya Gnanasekaran, Senior Security Engineer at LAB3 (Australia) Can AI be both a risk and a defense? In this episode, Priya Gnanasekaran shares how organizations can manage today’s most pressing cybersecurity challenges. On The Data Diva Talks Privacy Podcast, Debbie Reynolds, “The Data Diva,” speaks with Priya Gnanasekaran, Senior Security Engineer at LAB3 (Australia), about the complex challenges cybersecurity leaders face with AI, IoT, and cloud security. Drawing on her decade-long career spanning DevSecOps, engineering, and operations, Gnanasekaran explains why cybersecurity cannot be reduced to a single field but must be understood as an amalgamation of multiple interconnected disciplines. She highlights the distinction between IT and cybersecurity and explains why this distinction is crucial for executives making risk and investment decisions. The conversation examines AI’s dual role in cybersecurity, acting both as a new attack vector and as a defensive tool that, when used responsibly, can strengthen organizational security. Gnanasekaran also details the risks of shadow AI and unmonitored enterprise use, exposing businesses to unmanaged vulnerabilities. She addresses weaknesses in IoT ecosystems, including outdated devices and hardware flaws, and argues that these cannot be solved through patchwork responses. Instead, she emphasizes the importance of “shifting left” by embedding security earlier in DevSecOps processes. Gnanasekaran stresses that cybersecurity cannot be treated like a fire department that responds only after damage has been done. This discussion offers valuable lessons on resilience, innovation, and proactive strategy, applicable not only to security professionals but also to anyone interested in understanding how digital systems can be better protected and managed. Hosted by Debbie Reynolds, “The Data Diva,” bringing global leaders together on privacy, cybersecurity, and emerging technology. By popular demand, Debbie Reynolds Consulting is now offering executive briefings on emerging data privacy risks and how companies can avoid them. To learn more, visit the Executive briefings page on my website. Become an insider, join Data Diva Confidential for data strategy and data privacy insights delivered to your inbox.
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| The Data Diva E163 - Karen Habercoss and Debbie Reynolds | 19 Dec 2023 | 00:35:45 | |
Debbie Reynolds, “The Data Diva” talks to Karen Habercoss, Chief Privacy Officer, University of Chicago. We discuss the challenges of operationalizing privacy and security concepts within organizations and the need for strategic partnerships. Karen shares her unique trajectory in privacy and healthcare compliance, emphasizing the importance of having a diverse skill set and being able to interpret laws and regulations in a relevant way for stakeholders. We discuss the limitations of HIPAA and the need for a more comprehensive approach to privacy risk in healthcare. The conversation also delved into the complexities of electronic interoperability and marketing in healthcare. They discussed the potential benefits of interoperability, such as improved patient experiences and more seamless connections between healthcare providers, but also acknowledged the risks involved, including the need for transparency and the potential for data breaches. We also explore the challenges of marketing in the healthcare space, particularly in regard to protecting sensitive information and being transparent with patients. We discuss the importance of transparency and privacy in-app permissions, the need for transparency and patient permission when using identifiable data for research purposes, and the importance of privacy and security working together to mitigate risks for the organization. We also explored the risks and opportunities of AI in healthcare privacy, emphasizing the need for education around the risks and opportunities of AI and the importance of assessing its impact on privacy. Finally, Karen shared her wish for increased transparency in healthcare, believing that transparency is important in helping people make informed decisions for themselves and reducing paternalism in the industry. By popular demand, Debbie Reynolds Consulting is now offering executive briefings on emerging data privacy risks and how companies can avoid them. To learn more, visit the Executive briefings page on my website. Become an insider, join Data Diva Confidential for data strategy and data privacy insights delivered to your inbox.
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| The Data Diva E162 - Justin Daniels and Debbie Reynolds | 12 Dec 2023 | 00:34:42 | |
Debbie Reynolds, “The Data Diva” talks to Justin Daniels, Corporate Mergers & Acquisitions Counsel and Cybersecurity Expert, Baker Donelson LLP. We discuss the importance of privacy and security awareness in the context of increasing digitization and regulation. Justin explained the new cybersecurity regulation passed by the SEC that requires publicly traded companies to report material data breaches to the SEC within four days and talk about how they manage security risk in their annual reports. By popular demand, Debbie Reynolds Consulting is now offering executive briefings on emerging data privacy risks and how companies can avoid them. To learn more, visit the Executive briefings page on my website. Become an insider, join Data Diva Confidential for data strategy and data privacy insights delivered to your inbox.
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| The Data Diva E161 - Vivek Kumar and Debbie Reynolds | 05 Dec 2023 | 00:42:53 | |
Debbie Reynolds, “The Data Diva” talks to Vivek Kumar, Assistant Vice President, Data Protection, EXL Service Holdings, Inc. We discuss various topics related to data privacy and protection. Vivek emphasizes the importance of catering to a broad audience and explaining acronyms. The conversation highlights the challenges faced by both large and small companies in ensuring compliance and building effective risk assessment frameworks. We discuss the importance of accountability and transparency in AI development, the need for regulations to ensure fairness and transparency in AI, and the importance of privacy by design. We also discuss the growing importance of consent management in data protection, the challenges of managing consent life cycles, and the need for communication and awareness across departments to avoid missed touchpoints and ensure compliance with data protection regulations. We also discuss the challenges of implementing privacy compliance within organizations and the need for privacy-enhancing technology to address these challenges. Finally, we discuss the importance of privacy in data governance and the challenges of implementing effective privacy programs, emphasizing the need for a pragmatic and balanced approach to privacy in the face of evolving technologies and regulations and his hope for Data Privacy in the future. By popular demand, Debbie Reynolds Consulting is now offering executive briefings on emerging data privacy risks and how companies can avoid them. To learn more, visit the Executive briefings page on my website. Become an insider, join Data Diva Confidential for data strategy and data privacy insights delivered to your inbox.
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| The Data Diva E160 - Kimberly Gold and Debbie Reynolds | 28 Nov 2023 | 00:38:12 | |
Debbie Reynolds, “The Data Diva” talks to Kimberly Gold, Chief Privacy Officer, Senior Associate General Counsel, and Executive Director, Privacy Law, Genentech (BioTech). We discuss her unique journey into the world of privacy. Starting as a corporate attorney, she gradually developed a keen interest in the intersection of healthcare and technology. The discussion revolves around the intricate realm of privacy within the biotech industry, governed by a complex web of regulations, including HIPAA, state privacy laws, clinical trial regulations, and consumer protection laws. Kimberly underscores the significant impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on healthcare privacy and stresses the importance of its responsible and ethical use. Throughout the episode, Kimberly dispels misconceptions surrounding HIPAA, emphasizing that it is not a comprehensive privacy law and covers only a limited scope of healthcare-related information. State privacy laws, she notes, play a crucial role in filling the gaps left by HIPAA, with a focus on protecting health data not covered by federal law. Kimberly also highlights specific state initiatives, such as the My Health, My Data Act in Washington state, designed to safeguard health privacy, particularly in reproductive healthcare. The conversation resonates with notable quotes from Kimberly, including her belief in the abundant opportunities for those interested in privacy and technology-related work. She also advocates for a federal privacy law in the United States as a forward-looking step in safeguarding privacy rights. In conclusion, this podcast episode offers valuable insights into the evolving landscape of privacy in biotech, the challenges posed by AI, and the importance of responsible data practices to protect patient privacy and her wish for Data Privacy in the future. By popular demand, Debbie Reynolds Consulting is now offering executive briefings on emerging data privacy risks and how companies can avoid them. To learn more, visit the Executive briefings page on my website. Become an insider, join Data Diva Confidential for data strategy and data privacy insights delivered to your inbox.
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| The Data Diva E159 - Julie Schroeder and Debbie Reynolds | 21 Nov 2023 | 00:35:57 | |
Debbie Reynolds, “The Data Diva” talks to Julie Schroeder, General Counsel/Chief Legel Officer, AI/ML Thought Leader. We discuss the misconceptions surrounding AI and the importance of understanding its limitations and risks. We emphasize the need to differentiate between AI and data sets and the importance of understanding the ethics and bias issues related to AI. They also discussed the complexities of data and AI, including the potential for bias and limitations in the data used and the need for a comprehensive and integrated approach to data and AI analysis. By popular demand, Debbie Reynolds Consulting is now offering executive briefings on emerging data privacy risks and how companies can avoid them. To learn more, visit the Executive briefings page on my website. Become an insider, join Data Diva Confidential for data strategy and data privacy insights delivered to your inbox.
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| The Data Diva E158 - Pádraig O'Leary and Debbie Reynolds | 14 Nov 2023 | 00:30:36 | |
Debbie Reynolds, "The Data Diva" talks to Pádraig O'Leary, Co-founder and CEO of Trust Works. We discuss Data Privacy issues in the enterprise, and the challenges organizations face in Data Privacy and protection, including the need for a more proactive approach to tackling these challenges. We delve into the difficulties of dealing with right-to-be-forgotten requests, including the lack of accurate data mapping and the need for flexibility in finding the right solutions. Additionally, we touch on the challenges of dealing with unstructured data and the need for a risk-based approach to Data Privacy, as well as the importance of considering the limitations of automation in Data Privacy and protection. We discuss how Trust Works differentiates itself in the crowded privacy space. Padraig explains that the company emphasizes collaboration and automation and that its approach to privacy tool design drives certain choices in how the solution is designed. We also discuss the challenge of AI creep, where companies may unknowingly adopt AI-powered tools without considering the risks associated with them. We suggest that companies must build a second data map specifically for AI-powered tools and that privacy professionals must be involved in this process. Additionally, they propose the idea of a kill switch functionality to turn off AI capabilities if necessary. Finally, we discuss the challenges of building diverse and skilled privacy teams. Padraig emphasizes that privacy professionals need to have a unique set of skills that bring together legal, technical, operational, and ethical considerations. Debbie agrees and highlights the benefits of having a well-rounded team of people who understand data and the different angles data challenges take. They both believe that more people from diverse backgrounds and industries must be brought into privacy to build diversity in the field and his wish for the future. By popular demand, Debbie Reynolds Consulting is now offering executive briefings on emerging data privacy risks and how companies can avoid them. To learn more, visit the Executive briefings page on my website. Become an insider, join Data Diva Confidential for data strategy and data privacy insights delivered to your inbox.
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| The Data Diva E157 - Kim Emiru and Debbie Reynolds | 07 Nov 2023 | 00:38:46 | |
Debbie Reynolds, “The Data Diva” talks to Kim Emiru, Vice President, Privacy, Sony Pictures Entertainment. We discuss the importance of considering privacy first when approaching a job, especially in multinational corporations where privacy laws and cultural expectations vary. We discuss the complexities of hiring for privacy positions and the impact of data collection on minority populations. We stress the importance of diverse viewpoints in improving businesses and the need for more opportunities for people of color in the privacy field. We also discussed the importance of privacy in the workplace and how it can impact career prospects, as well as the rise of Generative AI and the need for sensible policies and guidelines to be put in place to ensure that employees are aware of the risks and benefits of using new technologies. We discuss the challenges of navigating the complex privacy laws in the US and the potential impact of AI on privacy legislation and the importance of being mindful about sharing information on social media, especially when it comes to children, and the upcoming changes in child privacy laws, including the California Age Appropriate Design Code. We emphasize the importance of building relationships and supporting each other in the workplace and the need for clear definitions and consistency in privacy legislation to protect individuals while making it as easy as possible for businesses to comply and her hope for Data Privacy in the future. By popular demand, Debbie Reynolds Consulting is now offering executive briefings on emerging data privacy risks and how companies can avoid them. To learn more, visit the Executive briefings page on my website. Become an insider, join Data Diva Confidential for data strategy and data privacy insights delivered to your inbox.
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| The Data Diva E156 - Nereida Parks and Debbie Reynolds | 31 Oct 2023 | 00:47:01 | |
Debbie Reynolds, “The Data Diva” talks to Nereida Parks, a Data Privacy, Information, and Data Governance professional Specializing in AI Ethics and Biometrics. We discuss various topics related to data privacy and data governance, emphasizing the importance of data privacy as an operational issue and not just a legal issue and the need for proper training and processes to prevent internal breaches. We also discuss the challenges and risks associated with AI initiatives, including biases and heightened privacy risks, and the importance of responsibility and ethics in developing and using these technologies. We stress the need for companies to prioritize Data Privacy and invest in proper infrastructure to protect themselves and their customers. We also discuss the importance of good data stewardship and transparency in data collection and deletion and the need to protect people's Data Privacy and prohibit the selling or profiting from people's data. We emphasize the need for consistent policies and laws that encompass all elements of Data Privacy and ethics and the difficulties of navigating different laws in different U.S. states. We also discuss the challenges of data retention and destruction, particularly in relation to Data Privacy issues and the need for proper means to destroy data that no longer has business value. We emphasize the importance of continuous learning and change management in implementing data privacy programs and other new concepts in organizations. By popular demand, Debbie Reynolds Consulting is now offering executive briefings on emerging data privacy risks and how companies can avoid them. To learn more, visit the Executive briefings page on my website. Become an insider, join Data Diva Confidential for data strategy and data privacy insights delivered to your inbox.
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| The Data Diva E155 - Beatrice Botti and Debbie Reynolds | 24 Oct 2023 | 00:58:08 | |
Debbie Reynolds, “The Data Diva” talks to Beatrice Botti, Vice President, Chief Privacy Officer, DoubleVerify. We discuss Beatrice's career journey and how she found the privacy industry. We also discuss the importance of privacy and the need for technical engineers to get involved in privacy projects. Beatrice also shared her personal experience of being a private person and how it has influenced her career. We discuss the challenges of providing transparency to users when they lack the necessary knowledge and the potential for unintended outcomes of AI. She also highlighted the need for more education around privacy and online security and the potential for automated decision-making to have a negative impact on people's lives. We discuss the impact of credit score drops, machine learning, and cross-border data transfers on people's lives. We agree that the Internet was built to bridge distance, not to make it greater and that federal legislation is needed to fix the issue of data transfers. We discuss the difficulty of understanding the ever-changing laws and regulations. Beatrice Botti and Debbie Reynolds discussed the importance of bridging the gap between technology and the general public to increase transparency and understanding of privacy and data protection. They also discussed using pop culture movies to help people understand privacy better, and her hope for Data Privacy in the future. By popular demand, Debbie Reynolds Consulting is now offering executive briefings on emerging data privacy risks and how companies can avoid them. To learn more, visit the Executive briefings page on my website. Become an insider, join Data Diva Confidential for data strategy and data privacy insights delivered to your inbox.
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| The Data Diva E154 - Tom Kemp and Debbie Reynolds | 17 Oct 2023 | 00:46:50 | |
Debbie Reynolds “The Data Diva” talks to Tom Kemp, Silicon Valley-based Entrepreneur, Seed/Angel Investor, Policy Advisor, and Author. We discuss a range of topics related to privacy and emerging technology. We discuss the difference between cybersecurity and privacy and the need for a federal privacy law that harmonizes the language and definitions of personal data. We also discuss the societal impact of data management and the need to protect civil rights, the economy, and democracy. The conversation then turns to the urgent need for privacy rights and the challenges of protecting personal data in the age of AI and big tech. We highlight the concerns around the weaponization of data and the creation of a digital caste system and the need for laws to give people privacy rights, including the right to know what's being collected, the right to say no to collection and selling, the right to correct, and the right to delete. Finally, they discuss the broader need for the Global Privacy Control (GPC) and Universal Opt-Out signals to address consumer privacy concerns. We agree that companies should pay close attention to GPC and respect the opt-out signal to avoid potential legal issues. Additionally, we emphasize the importance of privacy practitioners ensuring that their businesses are not exposed to the risks associated with third-party pixels. We end by discussing the importance of work in addressing privacy issues, the need to communicate these issues to a wider audience, and his hope for Data Privacy in the future. By popular demand, Debbie Reynolds Consulting is now offering executive briefings on emerging data privacy risks and how companies can avoid them. To learn more, visit the Executive briefings page on my website. Become an insider, join Data Diva Confidential for data strategy and data privacy insights delivered to your inbox.
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| The Data Diva E252 - J Mark Bishop and Debbie Reynolds | 02 Sep 2025 | 00:45:24 | |
🎙️ Episode 252 of The Data Diva Talks Privacy Podcast – J. Mark Bishop and Debbie Reynolds, The Data Diva, on AI myths, GDPR safeguards, and energy costs of large models In this episode, I speak with J. Mark Bishop, Professor of Cognitive Computing Emeritus at Goldsmiths, University of London, and Scientific Advisor to Fact360, about the myths and realities of artificial intelligence. Our discussion begins with how we describe AI itself. Mark challenges the language we use, terms like “learning” in machine learning, and argues that much of what is happening is, in fact, just optimization. We examine how anthropomorphic language about AI can create misplaced expectations, shaping how the public and policymakers perceive these technologies. We examine the tension between AI and privacy, particularly in relation to transparency. Mark reflects on the protections built into frameworks like the GDPR, which explicitly address how personal data may be used when AI makes or informs significant decisions. We examine how these rules strike a balance between individual rights and the need to utilize AI systems in business and government. Another major theme is metadata analysis. Mark shares insights from his work at Fact360, where analyzing patterns of communication without even looking at message content can reveal signals of organizational change, insider threats, or misconduct. This approach has roots in traffic analysis techniques dating back to World War II, showing how metadata continues to play a powerful role in intelligence and security. We also discuss the scaling laws of AI and whether building increasingly larger data centers will ultimately lead to artificial general intelligence. Mark strongly critiques this idea, raising concerns about the energy demands of massive AI models. He points out the environmental and ethical costs of data centers, which consume energy on the scale of entire nations, especially when many communities still live in energy poverty. This episode brings together philosophy, technology, governance, and ethics, a conversation that questions not just what AI is, but what it should be. Subscribe to “The Data Diva” Talks Privacy Podcast, now available on all major podcast directories, including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, iHeart Radio, and more. Hosted by Data Diva Media #AI #ethics #metadata #GDPR #datagovernance #sustainability 🎙️ 🎙️ Episode 258 of The Data Diva Talks Privacy Podcast – Jennifer Wondracek and Debbie Reynolds, The Data Diva, on legal tech, privacy risks, redaction failures, and AI detectors In this episode, I speak with Jennifer Wondracek, Director of the Law Library and Professor of Legal Research at St. Mary’s University School of Law, about the intersection of law, technology, and privacy in an AI-driven world. Our conversation explores the digital transformation of law practice, starting with the shift from paper-based systems to electronic filing and research tools, and how today’s wave of AI adoption parallels that earlier revolution. Jennifer explains how lawyers once resisted computers as unnecessary, only to later realize that digital tools were essential for efficiency and productivity. We draw parallels to AI today, where professionals must learn how to integrate new tools responsibly. We discuss the privacy risks of oversharing data with companies and platforms, and how easy it has become for people to give up personal information without realizing the consequences. Jennifer highlights the duty of lawyers to understand both client confidentiality and the technologies they use, noting that ethical obligations require attorneys to know how tools like AI handle data. The episode also examines redaction failures and lessons from real-world cases, where sensitive inf By popular demand, Debbie Reynolds Consulting is now offering executive briefings on emerging data privacy risks and how companies can avoid them. To learn more, visit the Executive briefings page on my website. Become an insider, join Data Diva Confidential for data strategy and data privacy insights delivered to your inbox.
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| The Data Diva E153 - Swati Handa and Debbie Reynolds | 10 Oct 2023 | 00:36:59 | |
Debbie Reynolds, “The Data Diva” talks to Swanti Handa, Privacy Product Executive, X formally known as Twitter. We discuss the importance of data responsibility and how it applies to emerging technologies like AI. Swati shares personal experiences with identity theft and online fraud that have shaped her mission toward a Data Privacy career. We emphasize the need for individuals and organizations to take responsibility for protecting user data and prioritize user-centricity and privacy in their data practices. We also discuss the limitations of de-identification and encryption in protecting privacy, the potential consequences of misusing data, and the need for transparency and user control. We explore various privacy concerns and solutions, including lack of control for end users, facial recognition technology, and privacy for young adults. We discuss the challenges faced by companies and schools when implementing emerging technologies and stressed the importance of assessing and mitigating risks and her wish for Data Privacy in the future. By popular demand, Debbie Reynolds Consulting is now offering executive briefings on emerging data privacy risks and how companies can avoid them. To learn more, visit the Executive briefings page on my website. Become an insider, join Data Diva Confidential for data strategy and data privacy insights delivered to your inbox.
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| The Data Diva E152 - David Hendrawirawan and Debbie Reynolds | 03 Oct 2023 | 00:43:49 | |
On “The Data Diva” Talks Privacy Podcast, Debbie Reynolds talks to David Hendrawirawan, Owner of Code Ninjas, Adjunct Professor at the University of Texas at Austin, Data & AI Governance Research and Education. We discuss privacy education for future generations and the challenges of educating people about data privacy issues, particularly in K-12. We explore the potential harm of not being informed about Data Privacy issues and the need for data literacy at all levels of education and society. The lack of focus on Data Privacy in current curriculums was highlighted, and the challenges of incorporating these issues into K-12 education were discussed. The complex legal and ethical issues surrounding data scraping are explored, including the lack of strong laws and the broad use of consent. The need for limitations on what can be consented to, particularly in cases where it could potentially harm others, is emphasized. The challenges of teaching cybersecurity and coding in K-12 education is discussed. David explains that the traditional curriculum is not advanced enough in this area, and schools are struggling to keep up with basic expectations from State and Federal governments. The importance of diversity and inclusion in leadership and education is also discussed, with David sharing his experience of receiving a Diversity and Inclusion Amplifier award for his privacy and data governance class and his dream of creating a school that focuses on data literacy, AI literacy, and privacy literacy. The challenges of pursuing education and the importance of helping society are also highlighted, with David sharing his experiences of facing more rejections than acceptances in his field but remaining committed to his cause and hope for Data Privacy in the future. By popular demand, Debbie Reynolds Consulting is now offering executive briefings on emerging data privacy risks and how companies can avoid them. To learn more, visit the Executive briefings page on my website. Become an insider, join Data Diva Confidential for data strategy and data privacy insights delivered to your inbox.
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| The Data Diva E151 - Walter Robinson and Debbie Reynolds | 26 Sep 2023 | 00:34:19 | |
Debbie Reynolds, “The Data Diva” talks to Walter Robinson, Data Privacy Manager, Janney Montgomery Scott LLC. We discuss Walter's transition from litigation to data privacy, the importance of collaboration and communication inside organizations, and the need for comprehensive federal privacy legislation. They also discussed the implications of using AI and chatbots with corporate data. Walter Robinson and Debbie Reynolds discuss the implications of AI and data privacy, with Walter advocating for transparency from companies and people when it comes to data collection and usage. They also discussed the potential for state laws to have a ripple effect on data privacy regulations. Finally, they discussed the need for education on data privacy and the potential for federal privacy law, and his hopes for Data Privacy in the future. By popular demand, Debbie Reynolds Consulting is now offering executive briefings on emerging data privacy risks and how companies can avoid them. To learn more, visit the Executive briefings page on my website. Become an insider, join Data Diva Confidential for data strategy and data privacy insights delivered to your inbox.
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| The Data Diva E150 - Colby Scullion and Debbie Reynolds | 19 Sep 2023 | 00:40:42 | |
Debbie Reynolds, “The Data Diva” talks to Colby Scullion, CEO of Avantis Privacy. We discuss the issue of data brokers collecting and selling personal data, including location data, without the knowledge of the people whose data is being collected. We discuss how data brokers may employ deceptive techniques to make it difficult to opt out of their services and how some companies are taking advantage of the lack of laws around Data Privacy. We discuss how data brokers can build large profiles of people with data points that even family members may not know about, the risks of location data for businesses, the potential misuse of data by employers, and the lack of privacy regulation in the US. We discuss how politicians use data brokers to obtain data and services and how this is becoming cheaper and more concerning. By popular demand, Debbie Reynolds Consulting is now offering executive briefings on emerging data privacy risks and how companies can avoid them. To learn more, visit the Executive briefings page on my website. Become an insider, join Data Diva Confidential for data strategy and data privacy insights delivered to your inbox.
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| The Data Diva E149 - Victoria Beckman and Debbie Reynolds | 12 Sep 2023 | 00:42:13 | |
Debbie Reynolds “The Data Diva” talks to Victoria Beckman, Associate General Counsel - Security & Privacy, Shopify. We discuss the importance of pursuing one's interests and being open to new opportunities in technology fields. We also explore the complex relationship between cybersecurity and privacy, third-party risk management and compliance challenges, and the increasing importance of supply chain and cybersecurity. Additionally, we stress the importance of diversity in the tech industry and the need for representation and role models to encourage more women and people of color to enter the field. Debbie Reynolds seeks advice from Beckman on collaborating with different groups of people in a corporate environment, and Beckman shares her experience of transitioning from a law firm to a corporation. She emphasizes the importance of being approachable, explaining things in a way the receiver will understand, and putting herself in their shoes to find creative solutions. Reynolds acknowledges that Beckman is bridging the gap between the theory of the law and the mechanics and operational side of what the teams need to do, highlighting the importance of understanding the resources and tools available to achieve the desired outcome and her hope for Data Privacy in the future.
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| The Data Diva E148 - Isabella De Michelis and Debbie Reynolds | 05 Sep 2023 | 00:43:34 | |
Debbie Reynolds, “The Data Diva” talks to Isabella De Michelis, CEO and Founder, ErnieApp, Your Privacy Knowledge Manager. We discuss Data Privacy and the effects of GDPR, and the importance of striking a balance between rights and technology. Isabella's background in working for large corporations. Privacy has a geopolitical dimension, and the Europeans created the GDPR to protect data sovereignty. The US and China have different approaches to privacy regulation, with the US being more business-focused and the Chinese government having more control. The GDPR and other European regulations are designed to protect individuals' rights and allow them to monetize their data. The US is still struggling to create a federal privacy law, and companies are trying to get as much data as possible without a right to be forgotten. There is a connection between Data Privacy and competition, with access to data being the main link. Isabella discusses the implications of AI on the market, noting that it carries enormous costs and creates an unsurmountable barrier to entry for new players. She also discusses the need for governments to have a cut of the profits and for users to have the right to choose how their data is used. Finally, she proposed a two-sided policy of privacy and competition to redistribute the value created by the interaction between humans and machines and shares her hope for Data Privacy in the future. By popular demand, Debbie Reynolds Consulting is now offering executive briefings on emerging data privacy risks and how companies can avoid them. To learn more, visit the Executive briefings page on my website. Become an insider, join Data Diva Confidential for data strategy and data privacy insights delivered to your inbox.
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| The Data Diva E147 - Igor Barshteyn and Debbie Reynolds | 29 Aug 2023 | 00:42:21 | |
Debbie Reynolds, “The Data Diva” talks to Igor Barshteyn, who is a Senior Manager, Information Security & Compliance Expert. We discuss Igor’s work in information security and data privacy and his passion for the implications of artificial intelligence on data privacy. He is a signatory of the Future of Life Institute's open letter asking for a pause in the deployment of AI systems to the public. He believes regulation with mandatory penalties is needed to protect data privacy and that the EU AI Act will set the standard for AI regulation worldwide. Igor believes that the US should have mandatory penalties for companies that fail to protect user data privacy rather than relying on voluntary frameworks. He also believes that AI models should be decentralized so that users can have more control over their data rather than relying on large companies to store and manage it. Igor believes that this will become more important as the world becomes more geopolitically unstable and there is more competition in terms of hacking and cyber warfare. Igor Barshteyn and Debbie Reynolds discuss the importance of data privacy and security and the need for companies to provide training and education to their staff in order to ensure that they are up to date with the latest technologies and regulations. We also discussed the need for individuals to be aware of the risks associated with using technology and to read privacy policies and end-user license agreements and his hope for Data Privacy in the future. By popular demand, Debbie Reynolds Consulting is now offering executive briefings on emerging data privacy risks and how companies can avoid them. To learn more, visit the Executive briefings page on my website. Become an insider, join Data Diva Confidential for data strategy and data privacy insights delivered to your inbox.
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| The Data Diva E146 - Cari Miller and Debbie Reynolds | 22 Aug 2023 | 00:47:26 | |
Debbie Reynolds, “The Data Diva” talks to Cari Miller, Sr. Principal, Practice Lead, Responsible AI Governance & Research at The Center for Inclusive Change. We discuss the lack of employee data rights in the US and Cari Miller's research into the Full Spectrum Employee Data Taxonomy, which includes PII, sensitive voluntary information, credentials, position history, and company/enterprise data. We discuss the implications of AI, such as the over-collection of data, systemic bias, and the need for guardrails. We also discuss New York State's requirement for companies to do audits of AI systems. We conclude that governance does not have to be difficult, but it is important to think through and figure out what makes the most sense. Cari is concerned about the lack of rules and regulations surrounding the use of AI in the employee life cycle, which can lead to discrimination, alienation, and a lack of well-being. She believes that the right guardrails need to be put in place to ensure that AI is used responsibly and that it is tested and built by diverse people. Debbie Reynolds agrees and brings up an example of how AI can be used to target people with disabilities. Cari Miller discussed the need for data minimization, usage assessments, and deletion rules in order to protect data privacy. She also highlighted the need for a US Federal Data Privacy law to avoid companies having to comply with different laws in different states. Finally, she discussed the need to protect children's data, as it is often used to make decisions about them, and her hope for Data Privacy in the future. By popular demand, Debbie Reynolds Consulting is now offering executive briefings on emerging data privacy risks and how companies can avoid them. To learn more, visit the Executive briefings page on my website. Become an insider, join Data Diva Confidential for data strategy and data privacy insights delivered to your inbox.
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| The Data Diva E145 - Stephen Lawton and Debbie Reynolds | 15 Aug 2023 | 01:00:26 | |
Debbie Reynolds, “The Data Diva” talks to Stephen Lawton, Founder of AFAB Consulting LLC, Cybersecurity Expert and Technology Journalist. We discuss the importance of understanding the history of technology, the potential issues with AI, and the need to be aware of service-level agreements when using cloud services. We also discuss the potential for data to be shifted from one country to another and the need to be aware of cloud services regulations. AI has been around for a while but is now breaking into the consumer market. Cyber insurance companies are using AI to analyze submissions from potential customers, and self-attestation is falling out of favor. Companies need to have good network hygiene, use AI to analyze data and have a human analyst to fine-tune. Cyber insurance policies for small businesses may differ from those for larger companies. Privacy laws are becoming more important this year. We discuss the complexity of privacy laws in the US and the need for a U.S. Federal privacy law. We discuss the importance of cybersecurity becoming a board-level responsibility and the need for more verification and less self-attestation. Lastly, they discussed the difficulty of passing a federal privacy law due to the lack of trust in Washington. and his hope for Data Privacy in the future. By popular demand, Debbie Reynolds Consulting is now offering executive briefings on emerging data privacy risks and how companies can avoid them. To learn more, visit the Executive briefings page on my website. Become an insider, join Data Diva Confidential for data strategy and data privacy insights delivered to your inbox.
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| The Data Diva E144 - Andowah Newton and Debbie Reynolds | 08 Aug 2023 | 00:54:21 | |
Debbie Reynolds, “The Data Diva” talks to Andowah Newton, Former Vice President of Legal Affairs for LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton. We discuss Newton’s background in math, accounting, and auditing and how she became well-versed in technology through computer classes and gaming. She also talks about her international experience, including her experience of having dual law degrees from Cornell Law Scholl in the US and The Univerity of Paris at the Sorbonne in France, and a time when she was the only American lawyer in the judicial chambers at the Hague, and how it gave her a unique perspective on international data privacy issues. Newton discusses her experience dealing with technology and data privacy issues while working for LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton, a European company that encompassed 70 different brands and several different industries. We discuss the use of advanced technology in the beauty and fashion industry, which allows for the personalization of products and the collection of more specific personal data. We also discuss the potential privacy concerns related to data collection in the beauty and fashion industry and highlight the need for companies to reevaluate the data they are collecting and the importance of obtaining informed consent from customers. Newton analyzes the cultural and legal differences between the US and Europe, focusing on privacy, fashion, celebrity culture, and legal systems. She notes that the US has a more flexible approach to laws and values privacy less than European countries, which have a more structured and formal approach. She also highlights the differences between the common law system in the US and the code-based civil law system in Europe, how these differences contribute to the gaps in data privacy laws, and her hope for Data Privacy in the future. By popular demand, Debbie Reynolds Consulting is now offering executive briefings on emerging data privacy risks and how companies can avoid them. To learn more, visit the Executive briefings page on my website. Become an insider, join Data Diva Confidential for data strategy and data privacy insights delivered to your inbox.
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| The Data Diva E251 - Ilia Dubovtsev and Debbie Reynolds | 26 Aug 2025 | 00:39:17 | |
In episode 251 of The Data Diva Talks Privacy Podcast, host Debbie Reynolds, “The Data Diva,” welcomes Ilia Dubovtsev, Founder of Dub Consulting, joining from Moscow, Russia. he discussion centers on the complexities of privacy in the workplace and how emerging technologies, especially AI, are reshaping the boundaries of personal data and institutional responsibility. Ilia shares his framework for operationalizing privacy—built on the principles of accountability, fairness, and balancing interests, and explains why this model is essential when managing employee data in digitally driven environments. Ilia shares his belief that privacy is the maximum expression of individual liberty. He developed a three-pillar framework for privacy programs: accountability, balance of interest, and fairness. He explains how these principles can be applied across jurisdictions, whether in Russia, Europe, or the United States. Despite the United States’ lack of a comprehensive federal privacy law, Ilia notes that core principles like non-discrimination and transparency often serve as common ground for workplace privacy protections. Debbie and Ilia dive deep into the complexities of employee privacy, comparing regulatory and cultural variations. They acknowledge that workplace data, often governed by contract law, labor law, and surveillance practices, is uniquely sensitive because employees have fewer choices about whether and how their data is collected. The conversation shifts to the influence of AI in the workplace. Ilia envisions AI empowering employees by reducing dependency on traditional corporate structures, potentially shifting employer-employee dynamics to a more equitable “peer” relationship. He proposes a new privacy policy model that includes (1) transparent data practices, (2) distinct policy boundaries across employment stages, and (3) accessible remedies for challenging data misuse. Ilia stresses the need for literacy, both technical and legal, to protect workers and hold employers accountable. The episode concludes with a thoughtful exchange on liberty, trust, and the potential of fair AI governance. Ilia emphasizes that privacy must be preserved through principled regulation and public education, rather than a proliferation of fragmented, burdensome rules. He cites the U.S. scholarly conversation around the “duty of loyalty” and calls for frameworks that ensure both data accountability and empowerment for individuals. #EmployeePrivacy #GlobalPrivacyFramework #AIinWorkplace #DubConsulting #PrivacyRights #DigitalGovernance #DataLiberty #WorkplaceEthics #AIandHR #PrivacyLiteracy By popular demand, Debbie Reynolds Consulting is now offering executive briefings on emerging data privacy risks and how companies can avoid them. To learn more, visit the Executive briefings page on my website. Become an insider, join Data Diva Confidential for data strategy and data privacy insights delivered to your inbox.
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| The Data Diva E143 - Dr. Augustine Fou and Debbie Reynolds | 01 Aug 2023 | 00:52:55 | |
Debbie Reynolds, “The Data Diva” talks to Augustine Fou, FouAnalytics, Independent Ad Fraud Researcher, Marketing Science Consulting Group, Inc. We discuss Augustine's journey in analytics, the importance of marketing on the Internet, and the rise of AdTech targeting and its implications for privacy. We also discuss Augustine's platform, Fou Analytics, which is focused on analytics for digital media. Dr. Fou explains that third-party tracking of individuals is a privacy issue and that cookies are just a convenient metaphor for it. He also explains that even if third-party cookies are removed, tracking of individuals without their consent is still an issue. He further explains that fingerprinting is becoming more prevalent as a way to uniquely identify users without using PII. Dr. Fou discussed the dangers of data brokers, biometrics, and bots in relation to privacy and accuracy. He warned people to be more cautious and suspicious of anything they see online and suggested that advertisers use less targeting data as it is not helping their advertising campaigns. He also suggested using a third-party authenticator instead of biometrics for login purposes. Dr. Fou discussed how digital marketing should be done like it was in 1995, with advertisements bought from legitimate publishers, to restore the original contract of the internet between consumers, publishers, and advertisers. He also discussed how bots have been used to create fake content for websites for the last 20 years and how this has caused an increase in fraud in digital advertising. Finally, he suggested that if the original contract of the internet is restored, it will lead to better digital marketing, more revenue for legitimate publishers, and better privacy for consumers, and shares his hope for Data Privacy in the future. By popular demand, Debbie Reynolds Consulting is now offering executive briefings on emerging data privacy risks and how companies can avoid them. To learn more, visit the Executive briefings page on my website. Become an insider, join Data Diva Confidential for data strategy and data privacy insights delivered to your inbox.
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| The Data Diva E142 - Jamal Ahmed and Debbie Reynolds | 25 Jul 2023 | 01:03:37 | |
Debbie Reynolds, “The Data Diva” talks to Jamal Ahmed, Global Privacy Consultant, Kazient Privacy Experts. We discuss Debbie's admiration for Jamal's ability to create a rich community of people around Data Privacy and Data Protection. They also discuss Jamal's background as a non-lawyer in data protection and how he brings his diverse experiences into privacy. Jamal believes that anyone can have a thriving career in anything, and that it is important to recognize the transferable skills and values that one already has. He also believes that it is important to be able to speak to people in a language they understand and to create a strong community of like-minded people who are open to sharing and helping each other. He also believes that there are people in the industry with both a fixed and a growth mindset. Jamal Ahmed believes that AI can be used to enhance businesses, and people should have a growth mindset to use it to their advantage. He is concerned about the UK's direction in terms of privacy and human rights and prefers the UK's principled approach to AI compared to the EU's prescriptive approach. Jamal and Debbie discuss the potential dangers of AI and the importance of understanding the GDPR and the OECD guidelines in order to ensure data is kept secure and private. They also discuss the need for businesses to understand their responsibilities and for privacy professionals to be able to explain the regulations in an easy to understand way. Jamal shares his experience of being a person of color in the Data Privacy industry and emphasized the importance of striving for excellence to overcome any biases. He also expressed his appreciation for Debbie Reynolds' support and influence in inspiring him and others to pursue their goals and hope for Data Privacy in the future. By popular demand, Debbie Reynolds Consulting is now offering executive briefings on emerging data privacy risks and how companies can avoid them. To learn more, visit the Executive briefings page on my website. Become an insider, join Data Diva Confidential for data strategy and data privacy insights delivered to your inbox.
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| The Data Diva E141 - Craig Hamill and Debbie Reynolds | 18 Jul 2023 | 00:54:12 | |
Debbie Reynolds, “The Data Diva” talks to Craig Hamill, Director of Innovation and Technology at UL Research Institutes. We discuss digital safety, which is an extension of social media, and his work in creating standards and guidelines to ensure that technology is used responsibly. He is also working on building the lab of the future and driving innovation to create a better world. We discuss the potential issues of digital safety, privacy, and transparency that come with the development of AI and ML tools, such as Generative AI models, deep fakes, and Quantum Computing. He highlights the need for standards and safety to protect people from exploitation and misinformation. People are increasingly looking to trust companies and brands with their data in exchange for services and products, but transparency is key in order to ensure that the data is not being misused or sold to third parties. Companies should also provide the option for people to delete their data if they are not comfortable with it being used. We discuss the importance of transparency and accountability when it comes to data and technology, as well as the need for fact-checking and proofreading. They also discussed the implications of taking information at face value and the need for digital safety, and his hope for Data Privacy in the future. By popular demand, Debbie Reynolds Consulting is now offering executive briefings on emerging data privacy risks and how companies can avoid them. To learn more, visit the Executive briefings page on my website. Become an insider, join Data Diva Confidential for data strategy and data privacy insights delivered to your inbox.
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| The Data Diva E140 - Dr. Keeper Sharkey and Debbie Reynolds | 11 Jul 2023 | 00:41:59 | |
Debbie Reynolds, “The Data Diva” talks to Dr. Keeper Sharkey, Founder, and CEO, of ODE L3C, Data Scientist and Expert in Quantum Computing. We discuss her expertise in Quantum Computing which offers an exponential increase in computational power, allowing for faster and more efficient problem-solving than classical computing. This increase in power also poses a threat, as it could potentially be used to break encryption keys and passwords, making data more vulnerable to theft and hacking. Quantum Computing can help solve complex problems quickly, but it can also be used by bad actors to create negative impacts. To protect against this, organizations need to collaborate and share information, and the public needs to be educated on how to protect their data. A US public-private partnership called Infragard is working to eliminate digital exhaust and provide resources to help people protect their data. Dr.Sharkey expresses concern about the use of AI and quantum computing, noting that people are not educated enough to protect themselves and that AI can be used as a weapon. She believes that people should be educated about the potential dangers of AI and that it should be used for good. She also believes that people should be able to retain their privacy and that progress should be made without hate which is her hope for the future. By popular demand, Debbie Reynolds Consulting is now offering executive briefings on emerging data privacy risks and how companies can avoid them. To learn more, visit the Executive briefings page on my website. Become an insider, join Data Diva Confidential for data strategy and data privacy insights delivered to your inbox.
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| The Data Diva E139 - Antonio Rocha and Debbie Reynolds | 04 Jul 2023 | 00:53:41 | |
Debbie Reynolds, “The Data Diva” talks to Antonio Rocha, a Data Leader and Data Expert in Europe. We discuss his experience as a data leader and privacy advocate, noting the importance of technical design decisions and the need for deeper implementation of privacy worldwide. He also highlighted the UK's unique position as a global business hub and the need for a balance between the technical and legal aspects of privacy. Antonio suggests that companies must become learning organizations to manage the complexity of AI and data products. He also suggests that both startups and big corporations need to consider the societal impact of their AI products. Antonio suggests that collaboration between legal and technical teams is necessary to ensure that AI products are ethical. Antonio discusses the importance of collaboration between tech, privacy, and legal teams in order to tackle the challenges of data governance, AI, and privacy. He also highlighted the need for transparency and humility in order to understand the implications of data and AI. He suggested that data governance should be used to shine a light on the dark room of non-compliance with the law and his wish for Data Privacy in the future. By popular demand, Debbie Reynolds Consulting is now offering executive briefings on emerging data privacy risks and how companies can avoid them. To learn more, visit the Executive briefings page on my website. Become an insider, join Data Diva Confidential for data strategy and data privacy insights delivered to your inbox.
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| The Data Diva E138 - Sandor Slijderink and Debbie Reynolds | 27 Jun 2023 | 00:49:12 | |
Debbie Reynolds, “The Data Diva” talks to Sandor Slijderink, an expert CISO who focuses on “All Things Information Systems”. Sandor compares cybersecurity to a vehicle, with different mechanics working on different components. He has been in the field for 30 years and is an expert CISO, educator, and practitioner of all things information security. It is difficult to find someone who is an expert on the entire cybersecurity aspect. Cloud service providers provide a server, hard drive space, and connections for data storage, but they technically own the data. Privacy is like closing the blinds, while security is like putting bars on the windows and having alarm systems. Sandor believes that people should not be afraid of AI and generative AI like ChatGPT but should instead explore and understand it in order to work with it. He also believes that companies should not hoard data but instead tie their data collection and retention to a purpose and delete or anonymize it once that purpose has expired. He also believes that people should be aware of the risks of using AI and generative AI ChatGPT, and should not put confidential information into it. Sandor discusses the importance of teaching information security practices to children from a young age, emphasizing the need for it to be part of a regular curriculum. He also highlighted the need for stronger encryption and the importance of teaching children not to look for loopholes as his hope for the future.
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| The Data Diva E137 - Louis Rosenberg and Debbie Reynolds | 20 Jun 2023 | 00:57:56 | |
Debbie Reynolds, "The Data Diva" talks to Unanimous AI's CEO, Louis Rosenberg. We discuss his 30-plus-year career in AI, Augmented Reality (AR), Mixed Reality (MR), and Virtual Reality (VR), his work on early spatial systems, his work with the US Air Force, NASA, and our mutual collaboration with XRSI. We also discuss the dangers of AI-generated content and conversational advertising, which can be tailored to individuals and become more persuasive over time. They also discussed the potential for AI to become sentient and have a will of its own, though this is not a current risk. AI agents have the potential to be extremely manipulative when it comes to collecting data and influencing people, especially when used in immersive worlds like XR. They can track and store data about people's behavior and emotions and use AI to create models that predict how people behave and feel in different situations. This could create a persuasive influence that crosses the line from marketing to manipulation. Louis discusses the need for an agency to oversee AI technology, the dangers of AI-driven influence, and the need for transparency and strict rules around storing behavioral and emotional data. He also highlighted the potential for AI to manipulate people, particularly children, and the need for regulation to prevent this and hope for Data Privacy in the future. By popular demand, Debbie Reynolds Consulting is now offering executive briefings on emerging data privacy risks and how companies can avoid them. To learn more, visit the Executive briefings page on my website. Become an insider, join Data Diva Confidential for data strategy and data privacy insights delivered to your inbox.
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| The Data Diva E136 - Elyse Wallnutt and Debbie Reynolds | 13 Jun 2023 | 00:31:37 | |
Debbie Reynolds, “The Data Diva” talks to Elyse Wallnutt, Founder at Agility Lab Consulting, Washington DC. We discuss her start in digital advertising at a boutique agency focused on non-profits, Google Search, SEO, Amnesty International, The Nature Conservancy, The Center for American Progres, the disruption of Adtech and changes imposed on other companies Apple’s App Transparency and it’s widespread effects and changes, Opt-In is foreign to the US, how she helps companies deal with these new realities through her 4 Step Autonomy Framework, First-Party data is desirable and her discussions about Third-Party data, Third-Party plug-in problems, Better Health FTC fine, all Third-Party data should be closely scrutinized Zero-Party data, her thoughts about a Federal privacy law and her hopes for the future of Data Privacy.
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| The Data Diva E135 - Ken Chikwanha and Debbie Reynolds | 06 Jun 2023 | 00:49:40 | |
Debbie Reynolds, “The Data Diva” talks to Ken Chikwanha, Executive Head: Data Governance, Data Privacy & Data Protection, Standard Bank Group, Johannesburg, South Africa. We discuss his journey into data privacy and data protection, how his skills in information risk management and data governance have helped him in his role, and how understanding the business context is important for successful data privacy practices. We also discuss data mapping, privacy risk management, and the importance of translating legislation into workable business practices. Ken suggests that when trying to make a case for investing in a tool, it is important to assess the real need for the tool and demonstrate some value upfront. He also suggests leveraging existing tools and understanding their limitations in order to make a case for investing in a new tool. Ken Chikwanha wishes for privacy, data protection, and data governance to be regulated, with people being aware of their data and how it is used, and for technology and innovation to be used to protect data and ensure compliance with regulations and his hope for Data Privacy in the future. By popular demand, Debbie Reynolds Consulting is now offering executive briefings on emerging data privacy risks and how companies can avoid them. To learn more, visit the Executive briefings page on my website. Become an insider, join Data Diva Confidential for data strategy and data privacy insights delivered to your inbox.
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| The Data Diva E134 - Pamela Gupta and Debbie Reynolds | 30 May 2023 | 00:53:51 | |
Debbie Reynolds “The Data Diva” talks to Pamela Gupta, CEO, Co-President of Trusted AI™ an OutSecure Inc company. We discuss Pamela's career trajectory in cybersecurity and AI, as well as the importance of being one's own cheerleader in a male-dominated industry. We discuss the differences between cybersecurity and privacy and how they can work together. We also discuss the importance of seeking out mentors and promoting others, as well as the need for trustworthy AI systems. Pamela Gupta suggests that developers, data scientists, privacy professionals, security professionals, governance, business, and legal teams should all be involved in the development of AI systems to ensure that the right risk management is in place and that the technology is used responsibly. She also emphasizes the importance of having a holistic examination of risk at the beginning of the process. Pamela Gupta discusses the importance of taking a holistic approach to technology, considering the potential impacts on others, not just the company. She also discusses the importance of data lineage and the risks associated with using data from unreliable sources. Finally, she discusses her AI Tips model, which stands on eight pillars, and how it can help counter any potential landmines and her hope for Data Privacy in the future.
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| The Data Diva E250 - Marianne Mazaud and Debbie Reynolds | 19 Aug 2025 | 00:33:32 | |
In episode 250 of The Data Diva Talks Privacy Podcast, host Debbie Reynolds, “The Data Diva,” welcomes Marianne Mazaud, Co-Founder of AI ON US, an International Executive Summit Focused on Responsible Artificial Intelligence, co-created with Thomas Lozopone. They explore the powerful relationship between AI, privacy, and trust, emphasizing how leaders can take actionable steps to create inclusive and ethically grounded AI systems. Marianne shares insights from her extensive experience in creative performance marketing and brand protection, including how generative AI technologies have created both opportunities and new risks. She stresses the importance of privacy and inclusion in AI governance, especially in high-risk sectors like healthcare and education. The conversation moves to public trust in AI. Marianne references a study revealing widespread distrust in AI systems due to cybersecurity concerns, algorithmic bias, and lack of transparency. She highlights the need to involve more diverse voices, including individuals with disabilities and children, in the development of emerging technologies. Marianne and Debbie also examine the role of data privacy in consumer trust, citing a PricewaterhouseCoopers report showing that 83% of consumers believe data protection is essential to building trust with businesses. They compare AI regulatory landscapes across the European Union and the United States. Marianne outlines how the EU AI Act places joint responsibility on AI developers and providers, which can introduce compliance complexities, especially for small businesses. She explains how these regulations can be difficult to implement retroactively and may impact innovation when not considered early in the development process. Marianne closes by introducing the AI On Us initiative and the International Summit on Responsible AI for Executives. These efforts are designed to support leaders navigating AI governance through immersive workshops, best practices, and applied exercises. She also describes the Arborus Charter, a commitment to gender equality and inclusion in AI that has been adopted by 150 companies globally. They discuss the erosion of public trust in AI and the contributing role of biased algorithms, black-box decision-making, and regulatory fragmentation across regions. Marianne describes the uneven distribution of protections for vulnerable populations, such as children and persons with disabilities, and the failure of many AI systems to account for culturally or biologically diverse user bases. She emphasizes that privacy harms are not only about data collection but also about downstream effects and misuse, especially in sectors like healthcare, hiring, and public policy. Debbie and Marianne contrast the emerging regulatory models in the United States and the European Union, noting that the U.S. often lacks forward-looking obligations for AI developers, whereas the EU imposes preemptive risk requirements. Despite these differences, both agree that building AI systems that are trustworthy, explainable, and fair must become a global imperative. Marianne closes by describing how AI on Us was founded to help global executives take practical, values-driven steps toward responsible AI. Through events, tools, and shared ethical commitments, the initiative encourages leaders to treat AI responsibility as a competitive advantage, not just a compliance obligation. #AIandPrivacy #ResponsibleAI #Governance #SyntheticContent #TrustworthyAI #InclusiveTech #AlgorithmicAccountability #PrivacyHarms #EthicalAI #AIonUs By popular demand, Debbie Reynolds Consulting is now offering executive briefings on emerging data privacy risks and how companies can avoid them. To learn more, visit the Executive briefings page on my website. Become an insider, join Data Diva Confidential for data strategy and data privacy insights delivered to your inbox.
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| The Data Diva E133 - Vadym Honcharenko and Debbie Reynolds | 23 May 2023 | 00:40:15 | |
Debbie Reynolds, “The Data Diva” talks to Vadym Honcharenko, Privacy and Data Protection at Grammarly. We discuss the complexities of data privacy regulations around the world, particularly in relation to AI and the GDPR. He is particularly interested in the legal basis for collecting and processing EU user data for development purposes and the balancing of user rights and company interests. We discuss the implications of data scraping and the need for transparency and controls when it comes to AI-based and Generative AI tools. We discuss the recent Italian DPA case and their requirements for Open AI, as well as the case against Clearview AI. We also discuss the concept of incremental consent and the need for data minimization and data security, as the implications of AI on privacy, with Vadym emphasizing the need for companies to use data responsibly and for users to be aware of how their data is being used. We also discuss the importance of trust between companies and users and the need for companies to prioritize user privacy, and his hope for privacy in the future. By popular demand, Debbie Reynolds Consulting is now offering executive briefings on emerging data privacy risks and how companies can avoid them. To learn more, visit the Executive briefings page on my website. Become an insider, join Data Diva Confidential for data strategy and data privacy insights delivered to your inbox.
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| The Data Diva E132 - Michael Thoreson and Debbie Reynolds | 16 May 2023 | 00:51:15 | |
Debbie Reynolds, “The Data Diva” talks to Michael Thoreson, Founder of KRATE Distributed Information Systems. We discuss his interest in Data Privacy, deep understanding of security and privacy and the gap between them, personal experience with identity theft, and confusion between cybersecurity and privacy which are, however, related and must be considered that way as each enhances the other, what he tells companies about the negative effects of silos, bad data behavior is now extended to the cloud, the idea you need to give up privacy for security, privacy and security implications of Generative AI, problems of substitution of AI for human judgment, wisdom is limited to humans, his current concerns, compliance by itself is inadequate, privacy is profitable, certifications, tech layoffs and advice to acquire new skills, benefits of personal branding, and his hopes for the future of Data Privacy. By popular demand, Debbie Reynolds Consulting is now offering executive briefings on emerging data privacy risks and how companies can avoid them. To learn more, visit the Executive briefings page on my website. Become an insider, join Data Diva Confidential for data strategy and data privacy insights delivered to your inbox.
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| The Data Diva E131 - Egil Bergenlind and Debbie Reynolds | 09 May 2023 | 00:51:33 | |
Debbie Reynolds, “The Data Diva” talks to Egil Bergenlind, Founder & Privacy Hero Sidekick at DPOrganizer. We discuss the challenges organizations face with data protection, such as data mapping, DPAs, risk assessments, and training. We also discuss the importance of collaboration and how DPOrganizer's tool helps organizations break out of silos and become more proactive. Egil suggests that companies should take responsibility for the products they put to market and be transparent about the associated risks. He also believes that companies should consider ethical implications when developing new technologies and that they should be held to a higher standard than just what is legally required. Egil and Debbie discuss the challenges of privacy professionals in the face of rapidly advancing AI technology. Egil suggests that harmonized regulation, more awareness of risks, and more people working in the privacy space would help ensure that innovation is balanced with respect for individuals' rights. They also discuss the need for a multidisciplinary approach to privacy with people from different areas of expertise and his hope for Data Privacy in the future. By popular demand, Debbie Reynolds Consulting is now offering executive briefings on emerging data privacy risks and how companies can avoid them. To learn more, visit the Executive briefings page on my website. Become an insider, join Data Diva Confidential for data strategy and data privacy insights delivered to your inbox.
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| The Data Diva E130 - Franklin Graves and Debbie Reynolds | 02 May 2023 | 00:54:18 | |
Debbie Reynolds, “The Data Diva” talks to Franklin GravesTechnology Counsel, HCA Healthcare Attorney, Creator Economy Law Newsletter Author, focused on emerging technology, intellectual property, and media laws. We discuss Franklin’s legal background journey, his Creator Economy Law Newsletter, and current news related to AI. We also talk about the importance of transparency and the ethical use of AI. Franklin Graves discusses his experience in the music industry and how it has informed his understanding of IP laws, privacy laws, and the implications of targeted advertising for children. He also discusses the implications of US state laws and the difficulty of passing US federal privacy laws. He discusses generative AI tools and their implications for IP, privacy, and commercialization. Franklin discusses the potential risks and liabilities of using AI and ML tools and how to ensure that they are responsibly and sustainably created. He mentions the Content Authenticity Initiative, which is a conglomerate of open-source tools that embed metadata to indicate that the output is generative art. We also bring up a case in Ohio where a man is suing Ancestry.com for using his high school picture in advertisements, which is a privacy and publicity issue. Franklin Graves believes that creators should be put first and that platforms should provide them with the tools they need to be successful. He also believes that platforms should be transparent and respect the rights of creators. He provides his thoughts on the concept of algorithmic destruction and his hopes for Data Privacy in the future.
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| The Data Diva E129 - Tharishni Arumugam and Debbie Reynolds | 25 Apr 2023 | 00:48:40 | |
Debbie Reynolds “The Data Diva” talks to Tharishni Arumugam, Global Privacy Technology & Operations Director, Aon. We discuss the importance of understanding the data protection laws in the Asia Pacific, navigating standard contract clauses, and the unprecedented level of transparency that Data Privacy and data protection regulations are trying to bring in. We also discuss the challenges of conducting data transfer impact assessments and the culture shock businesses have with Data Privacy and data protection. Tharishni discusses the asymmetry of power and information when it comes to consent in AI systems, the need for education and understanding of what AI is and does, and the importance of considering bias when creating AI systems for humans. Tharishni and Debbie discuss the importance of data ethics and the potential implications of AI models on marginalized societies. We also discuss the UK's position on Data Privacy and the need for organizations to have data ethics as part of their core beliefs and the need for laws to be ethical and the opportunity for businesses to regain trust as her hope for Data Privacy in the future. By popular demand, Debbie Reynolds Consulting is now offering executive briefings on emerging data privacy risks and how companies can avoid them. To learn more, visit the Executive briefings page on my website. Become an insider, join Data Diva Confidential for data strategy and data privacy insights delivered to your inbox.
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| The Data Diva E128 - Garrison Ross and Debbie Reynolds | 18 Apr 2023 | 00:34:19 | |
Debbie Reynolds, “The Data Diva” talks to Garrison Ross, Sr. Data Privacy Consultant, Founder and Advocate, Data Engineering. In this podcast episode, we delve into Garrison's journey in the tech and privacy industry. We explore his entry into the field, his path to his business, and his ever-evolving perspective on privacy. He emphasizes the importance of having a dynamic approach to privacy rather than relying solely on legal compliance. He also highlights the challenges of data silos and his current privacy concerns, such as the difficulties of deletion for businesses. Garrison also delves into the delicate balance between human rights and consumer rights, as well as the need for privacy protection that is both grounded in reality and fundamental in nature. He concludes the episode by sharing his vision for the future of Data Privacy and his hopes for the industry. By popular demand, Debbie Reynolds Consulting is now offering executive briefings on emerging data privacy risks and how companies can avoid them. To learn more, visit the Executive briefings page on my website. Become an insider, join Data Diva Confidential for data strategy and data privacy insights delivered to your inbox.
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| The Data Diva E127 - Scott Taylor and Debbie Reynolds | 11 Apr 2023 | 00:40:12 | |
Debbie Reynolds, “The Data Diva” talks to Scott Taylor, The Data Whisperer, and Principal Consultant MetaMeta Consulting. We delve into Scott's background in the field of privacy and how it has impacted his business, the rapidly increasing amount of data and its impact, the recognition that data privacy is not a new issue, the crucial role of data insight, quality, and trust in decision making, and Scott's book "Telling Your Data Story". We also touch upon the importance of information governance, the integration of data privacy into business practices, the dangers of complacency in privacy, the management's incorrect focus on data, the limitations of technology in solving data problems, the need to ask the right questions, and Scott's vision for the future of Data Privacy. By popular demand, Debbie Reynolds Consulting is now offering executive briefings on emerging data privacy risks and how companies can avoid them. To learn more, visit the Executive briefings page on my website. Become an insider, join Data Diva Confidential for data strategy and data privacy insights delivered to your inbox.
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| The Data Diva E126 - Roberto López-Dávila and Debbie Reynolds | 04 Apr 2023 | 00:37:18 | |
Debbie Reynolds, “The Data Diva” talks to Roberto López-Dávila, Legal Advisor, General Court Of Justice of Puerto Rico. We delve into Roberto's career and how his interest in privacy developed. Roberto shares how the General Court of Justice in Puerto Rico has taken note of privacy and is working towards a proactive future. He also highlights the importance of education and privacy as fundamental human rights in Puerto Rico. However, he acknowledges that there are still gaps in the system. Roberto compares the approach towards privacy in Puerto Rico and the United States, pointing out that the US values freedom more than privacy. Lastly, Roberto expresses his hope for the future of data privacy. By popular demand, Debbie Reynolds Consulting is now offering executive briefings on emerging data privacy risks and how companies can avoid them. To learn more, visit the Executive briefings page on my website. Become an insider, join Data Diva Confidential for data strategy and data privacy insights delivered to your inbox.
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| The Data Diva E125 - Johnny Lee and Debbie Reynolds | 28 Mar 2023 | 00:33:15 | |
Debbie Reynolds “The Data Diva” talks to Johnny Lee, Principal & National Practice Leader, Forensic Technology, Grant Thornton LLP. We delve into Johnny's extensive background, which includes software development, legal experience, and network and database administration. They discuss the evolution of digital assets, decentralized computing architectures, and the upcoming Web 3.0. Johnny sheds light on the distinction between digital assets, blockchain, and cryptocurrency, addressing widespread misconceptions and incorrect information in the public sphere. He emphasizes that technological fraud is still fraud and discusses the importance of privacy and security when it comes to digital assets. The conversation touches on the use of AI, the dichotomies it presents, and the current focus of legal technology on documents. Johnny provides insight into the misunderstandings surrounding digital assets and highlights that blockchain technology is inevitable. Finally, Johnny shares his hope for increased data privacy in the future and emphasizes the importance of this issue in our digital world. By popular demand, Debbie Reynolds Consulting is now offering executive briefings on emerging data privacy risks and how companies can avoid them. To learn more, visit the Executive briefings page on my website. Become an insider, join Data Diva Confidential for data strategy and data privacy insights delivered to your inbox.
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| The Data Diva E124 - Sanjeev Gathani and Debbie Reynolds | 21 Mar 2023 | 00:29:29 | |
Debbie Reynolds “The Data Diva” talks to Sanjeev Gathani, Lead Facilitator & Group Compliance Better Business Governance - APAC PTE. LTD and RV Group (S) Pte Ltd, Governance, Risk and Compliance Professional, Singapore. We discuss Gathani's expertise in privacy and the current state of privacy discussions in the Asia-Pacific region. The conversation also touched on the recent privacy developments in Asia, including government retention of data and criminal penalties for privacy violations. Additionally, we talk about the growing focus on data localization in Asia and how it is seen as a way to increase security and economic benefits. The importance of considering each individual and organization's unique needs and challenges when it comes to privacy and AI was also highlighted. Gathani shares his thoughts on how AI can offer both benefits and potential harm and his hopes for the future of Data Privacy. By popular demand, Debbie Reynolds Consulting is now offering executive briefings on emerging data privacy risks and how companies can avoid them. To learn more, visit the Executive briefings page on my website. Become an insider, join Data Diva Confidential for data strategy and data privacy insights delivered to your inbox.
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| The Data Diva E249 - Marlyse McQuillen and Debbie Reynolds | 12 Aug 2025 | 00:41:02 | |
In episode 249 of The Data Diva Talks Privacy Podcast, host Debbie Reynolds, “The Data Diva,” welcomes Marlyse McQuillen, Vice President of Regulatory Compliance, Privacy, and AI at IntegraConnect LLC. Their conversation offers a multidimensional exploration of privacy, from professional ethics and emerging legal conflicts to education policy and AI governance. Marlyse shares her journey into privacy law, which began during her work as a corporate attorney and expanded through roles in sectors such as health care, finance, and security. She reflects on her professional evolution and her aspirations to bring her cross-industry expertise to companies, especially as organizations increasingly confront regulatory pressure in the areas of consumer data and artificial intelligence. The conversation dives into privacy issues in healthcare, where Marlyse emphasizes the risks of digital health data in a landscape that continues to shift toward value-based care. She highlights how HIPAA and HIPAA adjacent laws or obligations create complexities in addressing data outside of traditional clinical systems. This becomes especially urgent when companies face financial instability. Marlyse details the example of 23AndMe, a major bankruptcy involving genetic data, in which states raised objections to the sale of consumer health information, and the court ultimately appointed a consumer privacy ombudsman. She and Debbie underscore the long-term damage to trust when sensitive personal data is treated as a transferable asset during bankruptcy proceedings. The discussion also touches on public digital exposure through the lens of the “Coldplaygate” incident, where a viral Kiss Cam moment led to the resignation of a company CEO. Marlyse and Debbie reflect on how these seemingly lighthearted digital moments can carry real consequences, especially in an era of high surveillance and online amplification. They emphasize the importance of discretion and privacy boundaries, even in public settings. Marlyse brings a strong policy perspective, advocating for legislative updates to genetic privacy laws and more comprehensive protection for children in schools. She is actively working with the Plunk Foundation to build a digital literacy curriculum that educates young people on safe AI use and privacy rights. She envisions federal mandates for consumer data protection education as a way to create foundational awareness early in life. The episode closes with personal reflections on the rewarding yet difficult work of privacy leadership, the importance of soft skills development, and Marlyse’s creative approach to privacy education, including a song she wrote to raise awareness about data rights. Throughout, she champions practical reforms, better breach responses, and a cultural shift toward accountability in both public and private uses of technology. #DigitalHealthPrivacy #GeneticData #AIinEducation #ConsumerTrust #Coldplaygate #PrivacyEducation #PlunkFoundation #PrivacyBankruptcy #PrivacyLeadership #DigitalLiteracy #DataRights Thanks to our Data Diva Talks Privacy Podcast Privacy Ambassador Sponsor, Piwik PRO. Piwik PRO is a privacy-first analytics and customer data platform that helps organizations to make informed decisions across their websites, apps, and ad campaigns. They bring an unprecedented level of data transparency, so you know exactly how your data is collected, used, and protected. It is very cool. Marketers gain valuable insights, while legal teams rest assured knowing that your client data remains protected, even as the privacy landscape evolves. Learn more at piwik.pro. Enjoy the show. By popular demand, Debbie Reynolds Consulting is now offering executive briefings on emerging data privacy risks and how companies can avoid them. To learn more, visit the Executive briefings page on my website. Become an insider, join Data Diva Confidential for data strategy and data privacy insights delivered to your inbox.
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| The Data Diva E123 - Mark Smolik and Debbie Reynolds | 14 Mar 2023 | 00:48:25 | |
Debbie Reynolds, “The Data Diva” talks to Mark Smolik, General Counsel, Board member, DHL Supply Chain Americas. We delve into Mark's unique background, starting as a construction worker and eventually becoming a successful lawyer and board member. We also discuss the impact of data proliferation on Mark's role, the significance of accurate data, and the evolving data collection and retention methods. The discussion also touches on the delicate balance between having federated data and retaining control over it. ChatGPT and generative AI are also explored, focusing on how AI can aid in information organization as long as it is properly used and understood and how humans must retain control. The conversation concludes with Mark sharing his concerns regarding privacy and his vision for a more secure future for Data Privacy. By popular demand, Debbie Reynolds Consulting is now offering executive briefings on emerging data privacy risks and how companies can avoid them. To learn more, visit the Executive briefings page on my website. Become an insider, join Data Diva Confidential for data strategy and data privacy insights delivered to your inbox.
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| The Data Diva E122 - Joe Toscano and Debbie Reynolds | 07 Mar 2023 | 00:44:50 | |
(44 minutes) Audio and full transcript here: https://www.debbiereynoldsconsulting.com/podcast/e122-joe-toscano Subscribe to “The Data Diva” Talks Privacy Podcast now available on all major podcast directories, including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, iHeart Radio, and more. Hosted by Data Diva Media Debbie Reynolds Consulting, LLC #dataprotection #dataprivacy #datadiva #privacy #cybersecurity #people #algorithms #conversations #ticktock #compliance #law #companies #issue #socialmedia #movie By popular demand, Debbie Reynolds Consulting is now offering executive briefings on emerging data privacy risks and how companies can avoid them. To learn more, visit the Executive briefings page on my website. Become an insider, join Data Diva Confidential for data strategy and data privacy insights delivered to your inbox.
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| The Data Diva E121 - Jess Simpson and Debbie Reynolds | 28 Feb 2023 | 00:47:05 | |
In episode 121 of “The Data Diva” Talks Privacy Podcast Debbie Reynolds talks to Jess Simpson, SVP, Global Solutions Consulting & Verified Technology, Publicis Groupe, Global Data & Tech Consulting. We discuss her journey in technology and data, self-taught education, marketing and adtech, life and work changes involving privacy and antitrust, content moderation, current privacy and technology concerns, clean rooms, brand safety privacy-driven collaborations, and hopes for the future of Data Privacy. (46 minutes) Audio and full transcript here: https://www.debbiereynoldsconsulting.com/podcast/e121-jess-simpson Subscribe to “The Data Diva” Talks Privacy Podcast now available on all major podcast directories, including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, iHeart Radio, and more. Hosted by Data Diva Media Debbie Reynolds Consulting, LLC #dataprotection #dataprivacy #datadiva #privacy #cybersecurity #cleanroom #people #technology #advertisers #marketing #brand #industry #antitrust #tech #publisher By popular demand, Debbie Reynolds Consulting is now offering executive briefings on emerging data privacy risks and how companies can avoid them. To learn more, visit the Executive briefings page on my website. Become an insider, join Data Diva Confidential for data strategy and data privacy insights delivered to your inbox.
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