AI: Keeping Data Protection and Data Security in Focus
Über den Vortrag
Der Vortrag „AI: Keeping Data Protection and Data Security in Focus“ von Frank Eilers ist Bestandteil des Kurses „Using AI Responsibly“.
Quiz zum Vortrag
Many AI models are further developed using user data. Which statement about the processing of user input by publicly accessible AI systems is correct?
- Input can be used to further develop the AI model and thus indirectly made accessible to other users
- Input to AI systems is strictly confidential and is automatically deleted
- Only technical metadata, not content, is used to train AI systems
- AI systems generally only store data locally on the user's device
The handling of personal data is particularly critical when working with AI systems. What type of data should never be entered unprotected into publicly accessible AI systems?
- Personal data such as names, addresses or medical information
- Exemplary customer groups or generic product ideas
- Fictitious data used as placeholders
- Figures from publicly available market analyses
Businesses and individuals can use AI effectively if they follow certain rules. Which measure does not contribute to the safe use of AI systems?
- Use of placeholders instead of real names and dates
- Separation of professional and private AI use through different accounts
- Activating the "No data usage for training" option
- Trust in the automatic deletion of all entered information
Dozent des Vortrages AI: Keeping Data Protection and Data Security in Focus
Frank Eilers
Frank Eilers ist Keynote Speaker zu den Zukunftsthemen Digitale Transformation, Künstliche Intelligenz und die Zukunft der Arbeit. Er betreibt seit mehreren Jahren den Podcast „Arbeitsphilosophen“ und übersetzt komplexe Zukunftsthemen für ein breites Publikum. Als ehemaliger Stand-up Comedian bringt Eilers eine ordentliche Portion Humor und Lockerheit mit. 2017 wurde er für seine Arbeit mit dem Coaching Award ausgezeichnet.Frank Eilers is the keynote speaker for the topics of Digital Transformation, Artificial Intelligence, and the Future of Work. He has been hosting the “Work Philosophers” podcast for several years and makes complex future topics accessible to a broad audience. As a former stand-up comedian, he makes the lectures come to life with his good sense of humor. In 2017, he received the Coaching Award for his work in the industry.
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