AI & Data Policy: Antagonism or Symbiosis? I Interview with Jennifer Prendki - Google DeepMind

Explore the cutting-edge insights on the topic "AI and Data Policy: Antagonism or Symbiosis?" from Dr. Jennifer Prendki, Head of Generative AI Data at Google DeepMind.

This interview covers the complex interplay between AI research 🤖 and data policies, addressing the misconception that regulations hinder innovation. Discover how data policies might actually accelerate AI advancements and how AI research 📊 can refine data governance for the better.

🚀 Dive into this engaging discussion on the future of technology and policy!

Interview Questions:
1. Can you summarise three key points from your keynote at the conference today?
2. Why is the Data for Policy community necessary and where would you like to see it go in the future?
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About Jennifer Prendki:

Jennifer Prendki is a 360 Data expert with 19 years of experience in Research and Industry with a track record of
enabling Data for AI and AI for Data. Her personal mission is to prepare Society for the future. She is an AI
innovator, a builder and a strategist. As a leader, she specializes in bootstrapping early-stage data and AI initiatives
(especially under time and cash-constrained situations), and in steering dysfunctional ones. Being a role-model to
the younger generation of women in Tech is a big part of her mission and she is passionate about attracting more
women to careers in STEM.