45. Mastering AI & Data Governance with Mastercard's Chief Privacy & Data Responsibility Officer, Caroline Louveaux
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45. Mastering AI & Data Governance with Mastercard's Chief Privacy & Data Responsibility Officer, Caroline Louveaux
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In this episode of the Data Democratization Podcast, host Alexandra Ebert, Chief Trust Officer at MOSTLY AI, sits down with Caroline Louveaux, Chief Privacy & Data Responsibility Officer at Mastercard, to explore the evolving landscape of data privacy and AI governance. Caroline shares her insights on topics ranging from privacy-enhancing technologies (PETs) to data for social impact. Here is what you'll learn:
- How to be successful in today's data and AI ecosystem,
- What is the role of the Chief Data Responsibility Officer,
- How to set up your organization for compliance with the 'alphabet soup of EU regulations',
- How to make compliance loveable,
- What's needed on the regulatory side,
- How to enable AI innovation,
- What is an AI governance framework, and how to make it work?
- How can privacy pros prepare for AI?
- How can privacy-enhancing technologies facilitate AI innovation?
- Why is automation so important?
- Can data and AI positively impact society?
Dive into this conversation to better understand the importance of data governance and responsible data usage in the digital age.
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