Data Privacy Group Holds Successful Fifth Symposium
“AI’s New Role in Informational & Decisional Data Privacy,” panelists from national firms and corporations discussed legal and business risks for artificial intelligence (AI), kids’ data, and other trending issues.
February 16, 2024
At the Data Privacy student Group’s (DPG) fifth annual Data Privacy Symposium in February, “AI’s New Role in Informational & Decisional Data Privacy,” panelists from national firms and corporations discussed legal and business risks for artificial intelligence (AI), kids’ data, and other trending issues.
“Our goal this year was to establish the Data Privacy Symposium as the go-to networking and community-building event for the Oregon privacy community, and I believe we have done that,” says Max Delman ’24, president of the DPG. “The DPG looks forward to seeing the symposium grow in years to come.”
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