The Future of Data Privacy and Ethical Technology

Smart assistants that protect user data by default.

How to encourage new technologies without sacrificing trust.

DNA data, brain–computer interfaces, and the ethics of body-linked tech.

Holding companies to higher ethical and legal standards.

Users owning and controlling their own data.

Prospects for universal principles or treaties.

Blueprints for humane technology that strengthens, not erodes, democracy.

Building ethics and safeguards into tech from the start.

Equipping citizens to demand and exercise their rights.

Where global laws are heading and emerging protections.