As AI becomes more deeply embedded in our lives, how we manage and protect personal data is under the spotlight. This episode delves into the privacy-by-default movement, advocating for user-centered data ownership in the age of AI. Inspired by Jurcys and Fenwick's pivotal framework, we explore how this model shifts data ownership from corporations to individuals, fostering a culture of trust, autonomy, and ethical AI use.

Key points include:

• Enterprise-Centric vs. Human-Centric Models: Contrasting corporate control with a human-first approach.
• New Social Contract for Data Privacy: Shaping data privacy as a fundamental right, not an optional feature.

Join us as we envision a future where personal data is genuinely private-by-default, reshaping our digital landscape with integrity and innovation.

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