FPF, IAPP, Washington & Lee Urge Privacy Research on Algorithm Use, Other Topics
Increasing the transparency of data collection, sharing use and retention; ensuring that information flow and use are in line with privacy principles; and reducing privacy risks of algorithms are three main areas of focus in a Monday call for research…
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papers by Feb. 24 from the Future of Privacy Forum, International Association of Privacy Professionals and Washington & Lee University School of Law. The expanded collection and use of data can provide societal benefits like identifying discrimination and bias and has risks such as breaches, the groups said in a two-page summary. Policy advocates and technical experts are divided over "how privacy priorities should be managed in relation to other values," the groups said. The summary provides explanations and pertinent questions for each of the focus areas.