November 12, 2024
There is no artificial intelligence (AI) without data. Yet policy makers around the world struggle to govern the data that underpins various types of AI (Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada 2023). At the national level, government officials in many countries have not yet figured out how to ensure that the large and often global data sets that underpin various types of AI are governed in an effective, interoperable, internationally accepted and accountable manner. At the international level, policy makers have engaged in negotiations but have made little progress. As a result, despite the centrality of data to AI, data governance and AI governance are disconnected...
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