Let's face it—the average consumer never looks at a data privacy agreement. For most of us, the convenience of just using a cloud service, app or software trumps the rights and responsibilities that ...

You’re swimming in data. You’re creating new data every day. If your health app counts your steps? That’s new data. The Oura ring that’s tracking your bio-metrics? Valuable data. Your social media ...

Expertise from Forbes Councils members, operated under license. Opinions expressed are those of the author. For many years, protecting consumers’ privacy was about putting fences around online ...

In banking, brokerage, and insurance, it has long been assumed that the data generated about how much a consumer has, wants or could obtain are not the consumer’s, but rather the property of the ...

Every minute of every day, billions of users are dutifully generating terabytes of data on the internet, from tweets to Facebook posts and Google searches, emails and chat messages, content, music, ...

Being data-driven is a top priority for most marketers. In fact, 99% of marketers agree that an effective data-driven marketing strategy is crucial to achieving success. Although we know the ...

Many organizations are beginning to convey their IoT data to third parties. Often this is motivated by a desire to monetize the data, sometimes for regulatory reporting reasons. These initiatives are ...

In modern workplaces, unified communications platforms offer an expanding array of generative AI features. Many are automatically enabled: AI note-takers turned on by default, meeting summaries ...

Derived and derivative algorithms refer to computational models or methods that evolve from, adapt, or draw inspiration from pre-existing algorithms. These new algorithms must introduce innovative ...

Nebraska has become the first state in the nation to enact a law declaring farmers own their farm data and barring its sale without written consent. Lawmakers in Iowa, Missouri and Colorado have ...