Data Rights Foundations

35mGeneral2019-12-16

Authors

Martin Kemka

Martin Kemka is the founder of Northraine, a machine learning production house.

Course details

The main driver of the technological revolution isn’t artificial intelligence or machine learning. It’s data: data about people like us. So what rights do you have to your own data? What responsibilities do businesses and other institutions have in protecting and respecting those rights? This course helps everyone from laypersons to data science and business professionals understand and move forward in one of the most important issues of our time: In a world driven by data, who owns this valuable resource? Analyst Martin Kemka, a specialist in machine learning and applied AI, helps you understand your rights and how to protect them. He also helps those who work with data understand their responsibilities, including the global policies guiding AI research and applications.

Learning objectives
What are data rights?
How can they be monitored?
How can they be questioned?
Global policies around data rights
Data types
Data tracking
Data protection and security

Skills covered

Data GovernanceData PrivacyFoundationsData Science

Concepts

0. Introduction

01 - Overview of data rights
02 - What you should know

1. Introduction

03 - What are data rights
04 - How can they be monitored
05 - How can they be questioned
06 - Challenge - Research local policy
07 - Solution - Research local policy

2. Global Policies

08 - Global best practice
09 - Common examples
10 - Common formats
11 - Request process
12 - Challenge - Intercontinental policy
13 - Solution - Intercontinental policy

3. Data Types and Data Rights

14 - Data elements
15 - Data tracking
16 - Challenge - Format details
17 - Solution - Format details

4. Data Protection and Security

18 - Protection from data leaks
19 - Security practices
20 - Challenge - Research protection sites
21 - Solution - Research protection sites

Conclusion

22 - Actions you can take