Dataministeriet - A data protection and privacy podcast

The frontier of data protection and privacy is the brain. Brain waves, thoughts, emotions, and sleepiness. They can all be measured and analysed. If you haven't yet interested yourself in neuroprivacy, this is the episode for you.

We also discuss why data protection laws vary from Japan to the EU.

Jim Killock from Open Rights Group gives insight into the current situation in the UK.

Most European unicorns predate the GDPR, the DSA, the AI Act, the NIS2, and many more regulations. Has the EU made it too hard for start-ups? What should policy-makers do to turn this around? Did the GDPR achieve its goals?

In this episode, Roslyn Layton shares her perspective, drawing on her unique experience in both the EU and the US.

AI has entered the health care sector, not only in hospitals, but in all major search engines and chatbots. Who is accountable for medical advice nowadays? What's around the corner, will all of us be deskilled?

What challenges are organisations facing when more DSARs are written by AI agents (LLM)? Why did Tim Turner write a book? What happened to the ICO? What's the status of data protection in the UK? And much more.

Vi diskuterar inflödet av klagomål och hur IMY har omorganiserat sig för att bli effektivare. Därtill får vi reda på om generaldirektören alltjämt innerst inne fortfarande är en jurist. Och så klart mycket mycket mer.

A provocative discussion on the GDPR, AI, and why we are getting dumber, or at least less innovative. Should data be more free? Can AI be innovative? Is the GDPR not humble enough?

In this episode we discuss why privacy matters with Lowry Pressly, author of The right to Oblivion: Privacy and the good life.

I ett för Sverige och dess grundlagar viktig dom har EU-domstolen satt ned foten kring vad som kan räknas som journalistiska ändamål. Att publicera brottmålsdomar i s.k. rättsdatabaser är inte journalistiska ändamål och de frivilliga utgivningsbevisen skyddar inte mot GDPRs tillämpning. Vad innebär det? Detta och mycket annat svarar Martin Brinnen på.

Vi diskuterar domen i mål C-199/24 med mannen som har drivit processen sedan start: Goled Raabi. Vad har drivit honom att fortsätta kämpa år efter år?

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