Sandra Matz

it's like nuclear waste it's long lasting and you're never going to get it back the way that i like to frame it is like essentially data is permanent but leadership isn't you just don't know what's going to happen tomorrow and you mentioned the deadly piece so that the point that i think or like the example that is it's driving home this point for me every time it just gives me goosebumps every time is actually the history of the the country that i grew up in right so if you think back to

it's like nuclear waste it's long lasting and you're never going to get it back the way that i like to frame it is like essentially data is permanent but leadership isn't you just don't know what's going to happen tomorrow and you mentioned the deadly piece so that the point that i think or like the example that is it's driving home this point for me every time it just gives me goosebumps every time is actually the history of the the country that i grew up in right so if you think back to

it's like nuclear waste it's long lasting and you're never going to get it back the way that i like to frame it is like essentially data is permanent but leadership isn't you just don't know what's going to happen tomorrow and you mentioned the deadly piece so that the point that i think or like the example that is it's driving home this point for me every time it just gives me goosebumps every time is actually the history of the the country that i grew up in right so if you think back to

Germany in 1939, democracy 1939, it essentially wasn't anymore. And one of the things that we know is that a lot of the atrocities in the Jewish community within Europe depended on what data was available. So some of the European countries had religious affiliation as part of the census data. So it was sitting there in City Hall, and it was extremely easy for the Germans to come in

Germany in 1939, democracy 1939, it essentially wasn't anymore. And one of the things that we know is that a lot of the atrocities in the Jewish community within Europe depended on what data was available. So some of the European countries had religious affiliation as part of the census data. So it was sitting there in City Hall, and it was extremely easy for the Germans to come in

Germany in 1939, democracy 1939, it essentially wasn't anymore. And one of the things that we know is that a lot of the atrocities in the Jewish community within Europe depended on what data was available. So some of the European countries had religious affiliation as part of the census data. So it was sitting there in City Hall, and it was extremely easy for the Germans to come in

find the records and go find the members of the Jewish community. And what we know, again, is that the rates of atrocities across European countries was very much associated with that information being available. Now, fast forward to now, you don't need City Hall anymore. You can just go into someone's online profile and you can, with really high levels of accuracy, predict

find the records and go find the members of the Jewish community. And what we know, again, is that the rates of atrocities across European countries was very much associated with that information being available. Now, fast forward to now, you don't need City Hall anymore. You can just go into someone's online profile and you can, with really high levels of accuracy, predict

find the records and go find the members of the Jewish community. And what we know, again, is that the rates of atrocities across European countries was very much associated with that information being available. Now, fast forward to now, you don't need City Hall anymore. You can just go into someone's online profile and you can, with really high levels of accuracy, predict

that religious orientation, religious affinity, let's say, again, something we kind of suddenly discriminate against a different group of people, it's certainly going to be predictable from the data that is out there. So this notion of I don't have anything to worry about today might not be true tomorrow. And for me, that's a really important point.

that religious orientation, religious affinity, let's say, again, something we kind of suddenly discriminate against a different group of people, it's certainly going to be predictable from the data that is out there. So this notion of I don't have anything to worry about today might not be true tomorrow. And for me, that's a really important point.

that religious orientation, religious affinity, let's say, again, something we kind of suddenly discriminate against a different group of people, it's certainly going to be predictable from the data that is out there. So this notion of I don't have anything to worry about today might not be true tomorrow. And for me, that's a really important point.

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I couldn't agree more. I think it's actually coming back to some of the things that we talked about earlier. Because most of the time when we think about data, how do people take control of their data, it's very much focused on the individual. Well, you have to manage it. When I think about systemic changes, I think about something like privacy by design. That's what we talked about.

I couldn't agree more. I think it's actually coming back to some of the things that we talked about earlier. Because most of the time when we think about data, how do people take control of their data, it's very much focused on the individual. Well, you have to manage it. When I think about systemic changes, I think about something like privacy by design. That's what we talked about.

I couldn't agree more. I think it's actually coming back to some of the things that we talked about earlier. Because most of the time when we think about data, how do people take control of their data, it's very much focused on the individual. Well, you have to manage it. When I think about systemic changes, I think about something like privacy by design. That's what we talked about.

I think about something like, can we create these data co-ops that, again, create a system that supports you where you can come together and it's not just you. And there's also technologies that I think will drive some of the systemic change. Because right now,

I think about something like, can we create these data co-ops that, again, create a system that supports you where you can come together and it's not just you. And there's also technologies that I think will drive some of the systemic change. Because right now,