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Balancing Individual and General Interests in Data Protection

Explore the challenges of privacy, data protection, and Big Data from a researcher's perspective. Discuss the rights and interests of individuals, the complexities of Big Data processing, and the need for a new model that balances individual and general interests. Discover the impact of algorithms, aggregated data, and ethical standards in today's data-driven world.

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Balancing Individual and General Interests in Data Protection

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  1. Meeting with HAI Europe Bart van der Sloot

  2. Position • Researcher Institutefor Information Law, University of Amsterdam • Coordinator Amsterdam Platform for Privacy Research • Meetings + events • Minor • Amsterdam Privacy Conference 2012 and 2015 (www.apc2015.net) • Researcher for the Scientific Council forGovernmental Policy

  3. Research • Privacy, data protectionand Big Data • Privacy • Individual right • Individual interest • Balancing of interests

  4. Data Protection • Personal data • Individualrights (informed consent, control over data, right tobeforgottenand data portability) • Individualrightstocomplain

  5. Big Data • Masscollectionand processing • No purpose on beforehand • Algorithms, statisticalcorrelations • Agregated data on group level, generalprofiles • Usedforgeneralpolicies

  6. Big Data and the problem of the currentparadigm • Difficultto claim a right • Unaware • Undoable • Difficulttospecify a personal interest • Individualinterests lost • Link tospecificidentifyable person lost • Societal & groupinterests • Difficulttobalanceinterests • Vague and abstract • Minimum conditions?

  7. Towards a new model • Duties of care • General interests • Assessing the behaviour of agents on minimum ethical standards

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