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Opening plenary
Moderated by: Molly Schwartz
Antti ‘Jogi’ Poikola (Main stage) – [slides]
We have to embrace diversity to make MyData happen in large scale and to make it right. Businesses, legal experts, technologists and the societal thinkers are needed. MyData programme lead Antti ‘Jogi’ Poikola will help you to find your way to contribute in better digital future.
Legal landscape (video)
Moderated by: Malte Beyer-Katzenberger
Elizabeth Renieris – [slides] [podcast]
In this presentation, I will argue that the “new” Regulation isn’t so new from at least three perspectives – historical, technological, or structural.
Willem Debeuckelaere – [slides]
Empowering the citizen or explicit state law enforcement?
Make it happen (video)
Moderated by: Molly Schwartz
Kirsi Pulkamo – [slides] (video)
Presenting in short what Finnish Transport Safety Agency has done as a public authority in the field of mydata.
Pekka Sivonen – Business Finland (video)
Taneli Tikka – Vake (video)
Jaana Sinipuro – [podcast] (video)
Personal Data for Common Good
Moderated by: Viivi Lähteenoja
How can we put data ethics at the heart of the discussion? What can we do to use data for the common good? How can we tackle data monopolies?
Strong data protection and personal data for common good? These should not be contradicting goals. Jeni Tennison from the ODI will outline some of the potential mechanisms available to ensure that data can be used for public good, to maintain trustworthiness and public support for innovation.
The Domains of Identity (video)
Moderated by: Molly Schwartz
Kaliya Young – The Domains of Identity – (video)
How do we square a circle given: a) Identity is Complex b) Privacy is Experience c) Consent is Misleading, and d) FUD sells … With Users demanding Simplicity
Future of Web
Moderated by: Molly Schwartz
Mikko Hypponen – [slides] (video) [podcast]
Roughly 30 years of history of web has shown that many things did not turn out quite as imagined in the early days. What are the key questions for the next thirty years?
Collective and Personal
Moderated by: Minna Ruckenstein
Can we empower ourselves collectively – from individuals to communities? Vignettes from Open Humans and reflections on the power of peer production.
How can we empower ourselves around our personal data – and potentially contribute to a greater good?
My AI in the Peace Machine
Moderated by: Molly Schwartz
Timo Honkela – My AI in the Peace Machine [slides] (video)
MY AI IN THE PEACE MACHINE
Rebuilding the Digital Era
Moderated by: Viivi Lähteenoja
Konstantinos Karachalios – [slides] [podcast]
Marju Lauristin – [slides] (video)
What is the main difference between digital and human world? We have to think about AI vs human memory, knowledge, culture, ethics, education.
MyData the disruptor (video)
Moderated by: Taru Rastas
Jaana Sinipuro (Main Stage) – [podcast]
Closing Plenary
Moderated by: Molly Schwartz
Linnet Taylor (Closing Plenary) – [slides] (video)
Linnet Taylor will summarise the most important findings of the conference in relation to the overall aim of creating usable, fair and just systems for a datafied society.
Our Data Rights
Moderated by: Martin Tisné
Jeni Tennison (Main Stage) – [slides]
Strong data protection and personal data for common good? These should not be contradicting goals. Jeni Tennison from the ODI will outline some of the potential mechanisms available to ensure that data can be used for public good, to maintain trustworthiness and public support for innovation.
Karin Christiansen – Open Knowledge International
Practical AI ethics
Moderated by: Reggie Rusan
Fabio Massimo Zanzotto – [slides] (video)
In recent AI research and development more attention are directed to building interpretable, anonymous and fair AI systems. Erlin will explain the challenges and best practices of model interpretability, building anonymous models, data minimisation and anonymisation.
Natalia Rincón – Open Data Plus AI: The Recipe for A Smart City (video)
Disruption
Moderated by: Pernille Tranberg
Jeremy Rollison – Microsoft
MyData kansallinen keruualusta (Finnish Language Session)
Moderated by: Risto Kaikkonen
Jussi Heino – Tilastokeskus
Pekka Kahri – THL
Jan Juslen – Liikennevirasto
Teuvo Savikko – Espoon kaupunki
Pekka Mustonen – Duodecim
Ville Salaspuro – MediConsult
Markus Myhrberg – Lexia
Panel Session: Data Portability
Moderated by: Robert Madge
Jim Groom – A Domain of One’s Own – (video)
How data portability is seen today in finance – what is happening today from business and individual perspective
Showcases
Moderated by: Mikael Rinnetmäki
Geoff Revill (Case studies) – [slides] – (video)
The Internet has changed – so should our social platforms – removing data surveillence & delivering trustworthy engagement value needs a new biz model
Personal information should be owned and controlled by the person.
Michele Nati (Business) – [slides] – (video)
How can we increase access to data while retaining trust?
Moderated by: Črt Ahlin Moderated by: Peter Wells
Jack Hardinges – [slides] (video)
Technical aspects of Data Portability
Moderated by: Črt Ahlin
Jessie ‘Chuy’ Chavez – The Data Transfer Project – Show and Tell Demo
The Data Transfer Project was formed in 2017 to create an open-source, service-to-service data portability platform.
Tools for data portability
Moderated by: Michele Nati
How to deal with a data portability request, benefit from compliant data-sharing and make the whole process a good experience from a user perspective.
Paul Galwas – Ocean Protocol – A new lens on data portability
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Imagine.. A ball or something floating above your head. Invisible concierge that knows all about you, helps you all the time, and never betrays you.
Wrestle the GDPR – and WIN!
Moderated by: J Cromack
Minna Vakkilainen – Kesko
Interoperability and Decentralisation: Part I
Moderated by: Markus Sabadello
Kim Hamilton Duffy – [slides] – (video)
Benjamin Goering – [slides] [podcast] – (video)
ActivityPub enables social conversations to spread out across the web and not stay locked in just one social network. But how does it work?
Interoperability and Decentralisation: Part II
Moderated by: Markus Sabadello
Adrian Gropper – [slides] – (video)
Agency is one’s ability to exert power. The thing that is to be my online agent must work only for me (self-sovereign) and should be standards-based.
Rouven Heck – uPort: Self-Sovereign Identity Meets Portable Data [slides] – (video)
Fabrizio Leoni – eIDAS and Self-Sovereign Identity [slides] – (video)
Self Sovereign Identity models can be interoperable with eIdas regulated Trust Services. We will explore Interoperability scenarios and actual POCs .
Individual Awareness
Moderated by: Hubert Le Lievpre
Rimma Perelmuter – What do people really understand about their data?
Pondenome is launching an end-to-end encrypted (E2EE) social network. We believe communication should be controlled by the people communicating.
Handpicked Live Use Cases: MyData in Action
Moderated by: Heli Törrönen
StJohn Deakins – [slides] (video)
120,000 ‘Citizens’ have already transacted their my data 3.5m times for fair value.
#apps/use cases #social #financial #health data #innovation #user in control #private sharing
Chloé Baumont – An insurance provider share with its 3M clients the data they have on them and provide its clients a personal cloud to actually use it! (Linked to Sarah Medjek Card)
Case study showing how individuals can utilize their own loyalty data.
Semantic Interoperability and Transparency
Moderated by: Joss Langford
Axel Polleres – [slides] (video)
Let’s talk about the core components that make privacy controls interoperable: which standards already exist and how can we make them interplay?
Ben Whittam Smith – co-presenting with Axel Polleres
Christoph Fabianek – [slides] (video)
Semantic Containers enable technical, semantic, and legal interoperability and create trust.
Elmar Kiesling – co-presenting with Christoph Fabianek
Hands-on Personal Data
Moderated by: Sarah Medjek
Raoul Plommer – New Digital Rights MOOC (GDPR)
Ignasi Alcalde – PERSONAL DATA COACHING- WORKSHOP HANDS ON [podcast]
Designing within the Personal Data Economy
“Data is like Moomin mugs, everyone’s collecting but no one’s using”. Organizations are collecting data but how can we turn it into customer value?
Rights or Ownership?
Moderated by: Antti ‘Jogi’ Poikola Moderated by: Maria Macocinschi
Michael Becker – Consumer Attitudes Towards Personal Information Management (video)
Standards for Delivering on the MyData Principles
Moderated by: Kai Kuikkaniemi
Colin Wallis – [slides] (video)
Kantara’s ethics & ethos, developed work and operations align nicely with the MyData Principles
Drummond Reed – [slides] (video)
Self-sovereign identity is a watershed in digital identity—this talk explains why the standards will be quite different that what’s gone before.
The Blue Ocean of Ethical Personal Data
Moderated by: Kai Kuikkaniemi
J Cromack (Business) – [slides] – (video)
Looking at the challenges organisations face in understanding their data and how they are attempting to meet the wider transparency needs of GDPR
Arikia Millikan – [slides] – (video)
If we don’t explore business models for online media outside of surveillance capitalism, journalism may cease to exist.
Truly Global
Moderated by: John Havens
Data has become key for global development, helping to deliver faster, better and smarter. This requires we also manage data-related risks better.
Karin Christiansen – OKI – (video)
Out from the silos – personal data for innovation
Moderated by: Wil Janssen (Business)
Peter Eikelboom – Volksbank (video)
Titus Sips – APG (video)
Marlies Rikken – InnoValor – (video)
Data and digital identity in the cities
Ivonne Jansen-Dings – Dutch Policy Lab on Digital Identity
Geoffrey Delcroix – [slides] (video)
Presentation of the “The platform of a city” , written by linc.cnil.fr the innovation and foresight lab of the french data protection authority
Keith Dickerson – [slides] (video)
A lot of personal data is used to fulfil the requirements of use cases in smart cities. Is this adequately protected and how is this done?
Cities driving for a European MyData roadmap
Moderated by: Antti ‘Jogi’ Poikola
Hervé Groleas – [slides] (video)
For centuries cities and more widely public actors have been tech-followers. But the time has changed!
Marijn Fraanje –
Jarmo Eskelinen – [slides] (video)
Quick sweep across the state of affairs in the UK cities and the love-hate relationship between them and the ventral government.
Energy Data Sharing
Moderated by: Coutant Fabien
André Bryde Alnor – [slides] (video)
How a cross border data delegation system could help customers and the energy sector. An architecture based on Sovrin and OAuth2
Lukas Keller – (video) [podcast]
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Xavier Furst – [slides] (video) [podcast]
In an ever moving environment, economically, legally, etc, a national grid operator faces several challenges related to data access and provision
Bart Janssen – Alliander in Netherlands : multi-DSO privacy by design platform
Natalie Samovich – [slides] (video)
P2P models in R&I projects and spin-offs: VICINITY2020 and SHAR-Q H2020 projects
Decentralised economy
Moderated by: Marko Turpeinen
Mihael Modic – [slides] (video)
A high-level overview of some interesting decentralized technologies for personal data management for non-technical people.
Charlotte Depin – A non-blockchain approach to distributed identities
Freyr Ketilsson – [slides] (video)
Health Data Accessibility
Moderated by: Maritta Perälä-Heape
Casandra Grundstrom – [slides]
Why do insurance companies and healthy persons access health data? What barriers do these stakeholders face when providing or using digital services?
Mette Kjer Kaltoft – Health e-decisions for all – (video)
Dimensions of interoperability
Moderated by: Antti Kettunen
Joss Langford (Interoperability) – [slides] (video)
An overview of some models of interoperability and what this means for the MyData ecosystem.
Geoff Revill – [slides] (video)
For at scale internet level personal data interoperability we need to move from ambiguous syntactic data exchange, to rigorous formalised semantics
How will the interoperability by design fare alongside the privacy by design? Join my in exploring how the legal interoperability is tackled in the EU
Petteri Kivimäki – [slides] (video) [podcast]
Identity Management in the IHAN® World
Moderated by: Jyrki Suokas
Antti Larsio – IHAN Number
Juhani Luoma-Kyyny – eIDAS – Are We There Yet?
Jyrki Suokas (Interoperability) – [slides] (video)
Consent in Action
Moderated by: Joss Langford
Martin Sandren – [slides] (video)
We start by figuring out what an informed consent is and the story behind it, to the points why it is so centric and why it should be planned with car
Andrew Hughes – [slides] (video)
Kantara Consent receipts allow data subjects to catalog & act on where they agreed to data processing. We demo 5 companies exchanging receipts.
John Wunderlich – [slides] (video)
The JLINC protocol replaces “Terms and Conditions” with “Permissioned Data”. This solves the problem of scale with “Notice & Consent”
Sitra IHAN®: Human-driven data economy
Moderated by: Tiina Härkönen
Hanna Marttinen-Deakins – Business Finland
I was a panelist
Jussi Nissilä – Ministry of Economic Affairs
Toni Ruuska – Posti
Anni Ronkainen – Kesko
Design nudging and ethics
Moderated by: Sanna Marttila
Finn Lützow-Holm Myrstad – Deceived by Design
Will discuss how tech companies use dark patterns to discourage us from exercising our rights to privacy. Our latest research has looked more closely at Facebook, Google and Microsoft. #DeceivedByDesign
Major Use Cases from Finland
Moderated by: Koiti Hasida Moderated by: Manon Molins
Noora Lähde – [slides] [podcast] (video)
Mika Huhtamäki – Trafi-Tilaajavastuu MyData trial (video)
Antti Kettunen (Cases) (video)
Samuli Mustonen – [slides] (video)
KOSKI is a register that collects real-time data of everyone’s studies in Finland. A citizen can share information based on his/her consent.
Use Case Track: Synthesis & Discussion
Moderated by: Manon Molins – (video)
Mechanics of fairness
Moderated by: Tuukka Lehtiniemi
Are algorithms more biased than human decision makers? How to make sure that algorithms are fair?
Users remain largely in the dark about how internet and telecommunication companies handle their information according to @rankingrights research.
Walter Palmetshofer – [slides]
Governance alternatives
Moderated by: Shazade Jameson
There is no one-size-fits-all alternative data governance model. We will present the existing and envisioned models and assess their potential.
Markus Niessen – [slides] (video)
MIDATA cooperatives empower citizens as actors in the digital society and contribute to the democratization of the personal data economy.
Debating Rights & Responsibilities
Moderated by: Linnet Taylor
Responsible Technology considers the social impact it creates and the unintended consequences it might cause. It’s more than just data ethics! Find out about our work to define responsible technology, and to embed it in practice with tech industry product teams.
Christopher Olk – [slides] (video)
Personal data may be regarded as an unjustly appropriated raw material, as the product of users’ labour, or as an embodiment of social knowledge.
Heidi Laine – [slides] (video)
Right to be remembered is overlooked in discussions about personal data and privacy. It affects especially society’s underprivileged groups.
Participatory exercise around data portability
Moderated by: Črt Ahlin Moderated by: Michele Nati
Crowdsourcing features of digi.nationallibrary.fi support also data portability. An export enables users to do research on materials also offline.
The imaginarium of MyData futures
Moderated by: Mikko Lampi
Daniel Kaplan – [slides] (video)
Linnet Taylor (futures) – How many utopias? (video)
Neelima Sailaja –Lianne Kerlin– Ian Forrester (video)
Addressing the turn towards personal data in future media, by unveiling the socio-technical responses that make this shift empowering for audiences.
Gregor Žavcer – [slides] (video)
As developers, we need ethics by design. As individuals, we need to own our data.
In a future world where AI runs my life, is it for good? Do I understand how I’m being controlled? Or is it just a bit creepy? Ren & Ruaridh discuss a possible future lifestyle.
Oguzhan Gencoglu – [slides] [podcast] (video)
Geoffrey Delcroix (Futures) – [slides] (video)
Molly Schwartz (futures) – [slides] (video)