As a boy in Trinidad, he taught himself to program on an ancient Tandy TRS-80.
He has a Master’s in engineering and received his PhD in genomics while in medical school.
My guest today is Dr. Dexter Hadley, the founding Chief of the Division of AI at the University of Central Florida’s College of Medicine.
Astronomically talented and a lover of rum, he’s also a pioneering entrepreneur. As the founder of Hadley Lab, he strives to “translate big data into precision medicine and digital health.”
In this episode, we’ll dive into:
How Dr. Hadley is optimizing AI for cancer research
The immense conundrum of data privacy vs. medical advancement
Recognizing and overcoming biases in your data
How sharing your health data can help your community
Training new doctors in the benefits of programming 


Check out these resources we mentioned during the podcast:
"From Bits to Bedside: Translating Big Data into Precision Medicine and Artificial Intelligence,” video by Dexter Hadley, M.D., Ph.D., UCF College of Medicine's Clinical and Computer Sciences
“Translating Big Data Into Precision Screening and Diagnosis of Melanoma with Smartphones,” video by Dexter Hadley, M.D., Ph.D., UCF College of Medicine's Clinical and Computer Sciences 


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To holistically protect data, you need to understand both the purpose and intent of that data. Having that understanding will also pave the way for extracting actionable insights while still maintaining compliance with data regulations.
Furthermore, transparency and accountability are key — transparency from defined processes and accountability through defined roles.
In this episode, we’re joined by two members of the Privitar family, Guy Cohen, Head of Policy, and Marcus Grazette, Europe Policy Lead, who share thoughts and best practices for anonymization and sharing data.
We discuss:
The mission and work of a policy team
Myths and best practices around anonymization
How to approach sharing data while maintaining compliance
Managing risks and implementing controls 


Check out these resources we mentioned during the podcast:
Introduction to Anonymization: A joint paper by Bristows and Privitar
Health Data Sharing Case Studies 


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Years ago, companies were happy to collect large swaths of data and toss them into data lakes in the cloud.
But since then, there’s been a movement towards understanding the data, and ensuring that the data you collect serves the business outcome you hope to achieve.
Usage and intent are hot topics in the data world.
The ultimate question today is how can you derive insights from data, but still make sure you’re properly protecting it?
In this episode, Cindy Maike, VP Industry Solutions & Value Management at Cloudera, shares her thoughts on implementing safe analytics practices into your data strategy.
We discuss:
The bad data habits that the pandemic illuminated
Safe analytics and a focus on usage and intent
Challenges caused by data sovereignty rules
Data for good and climate risk analytics


Check out these resources we mentioned during the podcast:
GPS to Self Empowerment by Dr. Faye Mandell


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In this trailer episode for In Confidence, Nick Curcuru, Vice President at Privitar , outlines the purpose of the show and what listeners can expect from upcoming episodes, including:

Why base a show around safety analytics? 
Why safety analytics needs a community to be built
The kinds of things viewers will learn from future episodes


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