Smart Places Masterclass - Data Sharing and Use, AI and Data Governance with Annette Slunjski, Fang Chen & Aurelie Jacquet
NSW Smart Places Summit Lead Up Series
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Smart Places Masterclass - Data Sharing and Use, AI and Data Governance with Annette Slunjski, Fang Chen & Aurelie Jacquet
There are 24 million reasons why getting your Smart Places data strategy right matters.
But where to start? What resources are available? And how can you plan in the steps to build your smart place sophistication and maturity.
Join us in this enlightening lunchtime session to learn how to harness the art of the possible within the truths of the real-world.
We’ll explore where and how to start no matter your maturity, how data sharing matters when you’re managing an ecosystem reliant on data,how to get you started with AI from training to taming algorithms and how Standards help oil the smart places ecosystem.
Bring your lunch and your questions and be part of this entertaining and informative session from 12noon on 5 May.
Speakers
She also works on leading global initiatives for the implementation of Responsible AI with both the International Standards Organisation (ISO) and the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE).
With ISO, Aurelie is the chair of the Standards Australia committee representing Australia at the international standards on Artificial Intelligence.
With the IEEE, she is an expert for the Ethics Certification Program for Autonomous and Intelligent Systems, and leads the work stream on Dignity and Agency as part of IEEE’ s Digital Inclusion, Identity, Trust, and Agency (DIITA) program.
She is a member of the European AI Alliance, the editorial board of Springer’s International Journal on AI & Ethics, and of the Australian Computer Society’s AI Ethics Committee.
Working with the IAPA Board, Annette grew the IAPA community to more than 8,500 people Australia-wide. As Managing Director of IAPA, Annette is the driving force behind promoting the strategic role of data and analytics in business and helping the industry meet the challenges of a fast-paced data environment, including addressing the analytics skills shortage and fostering data informed decision-making.
Key to this role is the annual Top 25 Analytics Leaders recognition program, the introduction of IAPA-certification for analytics to help those who work in data and analytics gain independent recognition of their skills. New corporate membership options allow analytics-savvy organisations to demonstrate their commitment to enhancing analytics capability, advancing the careers of team members and promoting data-driven decision-making.
Annette holds a Bachelors and Masters in Marketing.
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