Data Governance in Urban Settings

This lecture features an interview with Beatriz Botero, an Assistant Professor of Law, focusing on data governance and privacy law in urban settings like smart cities. Beatriz discusses the importance of data quality in decision-making, the collective nature of data, and the need for good data governance practices. She also explores the challenges of regulating data use, the impact of biases in data, and the role of transparency in ensuring fair decision-making. The conversation delves into the complexities of predictive policing, the need for auditing mechanisms in data analytics, and the implications of algorithmic decision-making on society.