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Virtual Event: Ethical AI—How Do We Guarantee Algorithms Are Making The Right Decisions?

BSA’s Victoria Espinel joins UK Digital Infrastructure Minister Matt Warman and others for a discussion about the ethical and political implications of AI. อ่านเพิ่มเติม

events

OCT 05, 2020

Trade Cross-Border Data Workforce Govt Access

UK: BSA Submission to the UK Comprehensive Spending Review

BSA | The Software Alliance (“BSA”), the leading advocate for the global software industry, welcomes the opportunity to provide input to the United Kingdom’s Comprehensive Spending Review. Fully embracing the digital economy further transforms and grows the economy, helps build social and economic resilience and recovery, and enables global trade. BSA offers concrete recommendations on the role that the software industry can play to support the following priorities of the UK’s Comprehensive Spending Review. อ่านเพิ่มเติม

policy filing

SEP 24, 2020

Trade Cross-Border Data Workforce Govt Access

BSA Submits Comments on UK Comprehensive Spending Review

BSA | The Software Alliance submitted comments on the United Kingdom’s Comprehensive Spending Review, offering five concrete recommendations that can help the UK Government transition to a remote economy, responsibly adopt software technologies, enable workforce development, expand broadband access, and reach new international markets. อ่านเพิ่มเติม

press release

SEP 24, 2020

Privacy Trade Cross-Border Data

Non-Personal Data Framework Premature: Startups, Tech Groups to Govt Committee

The Indian Express, September 15, 2020. The idea of a non-personal data governance framework and a regulator for the same may be “premature and not entirely necessary” in India as of now as the country is yet to have a personal data protection regime in place, startups and tech policy bodies have said in their submissions to the nine-member non-personal data governance committee. อ่านเพิ่มเติม

bsa in the news

SEP 15, 2020

Cross-Border Data

Global Data Alliance Statement on Non-Personal Data Governance Framework Comments

The Global Data Alliance today filed comments on the Report by the Committee of Experts on the Non-Personal Data (NPD) Governance Framework. The Global Data Alliance called on the Committee to remove from the NPD Framework the proposed local storage and processing requirements – constraints that would harm India’s economy and undermine the Framework’s stated objectives อ่านเพิ่มเติม

press release

SEP 11, 2020

Privacy Trade Cross-Border Data

Mandatory Sharing of Non-Personal Data Will Undermine Innovation: BSA on Non-Personal Data Report

MediaNama, September 11, 2020. The Non-Personal Data Governance Framework‘s recommendation for a new law, new regulator and a compulsory data sharing architecture is “premature” and has “little global precedent for the regulation of NPD [non-personal data]”, BSA, the software alliance, wrote in its submission to the committee of experts. อ่านเพิ่มเติม