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Keywordsdata privacy, AI ethics, reputation management, GDPR, data protection, misinformation, algorithmic justice, consumer rights, digital identity, data monetizationSummaryIn this episode of Data Talks Live, Dr. Tom discusses the implications of personal data monetization through companies like WhiteBridge AI, which sells reputation reports based on scraped and inferred data. He highlights the ethical concerns surrounding these practices, particularly in relation to GDPR regulations and the blurred lines between data privacy and business interests. The conversation emphasizes the need for accountability and transparency in the realm of digital identity and reputation management.TakeawaysWhiteBridge AI sells reputation reports on individuals.These reports often contain false or misleading information.The company charges individuals for access to their own data.GDPR violations are a significant concern with such practices.The business model trades on fear and anxiety.Algorithmic inferences can blur the line between fact and fiction.Consumer protections are inverted in this model.Legal frameworks like GDPR struggle to keep pace with business innovations.The authority over personal traits is contested and opaque.Ensuring data integrity is crucial in reputation management.TitlesThe Dark Side of Data MonetizationUnderstanding WhiteBridge AI's Reputation ReportsSound bites"Your personal data is for sale to you.""This is kind of scary.""It trades on fear and anxiety."Chapters00:00 Introduction to Data Talks Live00:52 The Controversy of WhiteBridge AI03:58 The Ethics of Reputation Reports

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