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ARTICLE · 23 NOVEMBER 2023

You Can Call Me AI: Takeaways From The IAPP's DPC23

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Last week saw more than 3,000 people descend on Brussels to attend the IAPP's Data Protection Congress 2023.

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Last week saw more than 3,000 people descend on Brussels to attend the IAPP's Data Protection Congress 2023. Spending the week at a conference is a bit like going to a music festival: choosing between sessions, catching up with friends, and not getting much sleep, but it's undoubtedly time well spent.

And much like Glastonbury, Primavera or Coachella, it's impossible to see everything and everybody that one wants. For that reason, this article contains impressions of and takeaways from my DPC23. If you had a different experience, I'd love to hear about it.

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Unsurprisingly the headline act was AI — but it was impossible to avoid the topic du jour wherever you went. Besides a continued interest in generative technology, the focus of numerous sessions was AI governance — what it means and how to do it. Interestingly, I overheard a few attendees discussing the need to move beyond buzzwords — "ethics", "innovation", "harm" — and towards concrete and practical

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