Information
on the seminar is now on their website.
The Privacy Foundation at the University of Denver Sturm College of Law
Friday,
March 20, 2020
12:00 - 1:00 pm
12:00 - 1:00 pm
ROOM
155
Facial
Recognition & Privacy
Election
2020: Who do you want to win and by how much?
Our
Full Report on the Voatz Mobile Voting Platform
Voatz
allows voters to cast their ballots from any geographic location on
supported mobile devices. Its mobile voting platform is under
increasing public scrutiny for security vulnerabilities that could
potentially invalidate an election. The issues are serious enough to
attract inquiries from the Department of Homeland Security and
Congress.
However,
there has been no comprehensive security report to provide details of
the Voatz vulnerabilities and recommendations for fixing them—until
now.
… Our
security review resulted in seventy-nine (79) findings. A third of
the findings are high severity, another third medium severity, and
the remainder a combination of low, undetermined, and informational
severity.
Read
our Voatz security
report and
threat
model for
full details.
… Voatz
has already piloted its mobile voting app with elections in West
Virginia; Denver, Colorado;
Utah County, Utah; and both Jackson and Umatilla Counties in Oregon.
Jobs
my students might want.
The
emergence of the professional AI risk manager
When
the 1970s and 1980s were colored by banking crises, regulators from
around the world banded together to set international standards on
how to manage financial risk. Those standards, now known as the
Basel standards, define a common framework and taxonomy on how risk
should be measured and managed. This led to the rise of professional
financial risk managers, which was my first job. The largest
professional risk associations, GARP and PRMIA, now have over 250,000
certified members combined, and there are many more professional risk
managers out there who haven’t gone through those particular
certifications.
We
are now beset by data breaches and data
privacy scandals,
and regulators around the world have responded with data regulations.
GDPR
is the current role model,
but I expect a global group of regulators to expand the rules to
cover AI more broadly and set the standard on how to manage it. The
UK ICO just released a draft but detailed guide on auditing
AI.
The EU
is developing one as
well. Interestingly, their
approach is very similar to that of the Basel standards:
specific AI risks should be explicitly managed. This will lead to
the emergence of professional AI risk managers.
Fake
news or a demonstration of products developed with/by AI?
Goodyear
invented a new tire that never needs to be changed. Here's how its
self-regenerating tread works.
- Goodyear has unveiled its reCharge Concept tires that are self-regenerating and self-charging with artificial intelligence features.
- The tires can change its treads according to the climate and terrain.
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