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Edward Lazarus
Chief Strategy Officer, Chief Legal Officer & Corporate Secretary, SONOS INC

Text IQ Testimonial | Eddie Lazarus, Chief Digital Risk Officer, Sonos

🎥 Feb 18, 2021 📺 Text IQ ⏱ 1m 👁 54 views
Eddie's take on the positive cases found in the field of AI for unstructured data and the advancements in technology leading to ...
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About Edward Lazarus

In a 2021 testimonial for Text IQ, Eddie Lazarus, then Chief Digital Risk Officer at Sonos, discussed the relationship between privacy and developments in artificial intelligence. He stated that "developments in the end of trust field could actually help the privacy world by opening up innovation and competition around privacy," and described privacy practices as "something that could be a competitive advantage." Lazarus added that he saw a "linkage" between the two areas, though "not really tightly." Lazarus also emphasized the need to highlight positive applications of AI, noting "there's a real opportunity to get away from that while identifying truly life-saving or other extraordinary innovations." He said that "trying to make the case during this debate for all the good things that come from AI is something that more effort should go into."

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Developments in the end of trust field could actually help the privacy world by opening up innovation and competition around privacy, around the way you communicate with consumers, around the way you market what you do with the data as something that could be a competitive advantage. So we do think the two are linked, not really tightly, but that there is a linkage there. What I think we actually get less of, and maybe this is a community that can do work in this area, are the positive cases because, especially in the work on unstructured data that your folks are doing, Omar, there's a real opportunity to get away from that while identifying truly life-saving or other extraordinary innovations. And so I think trying to make the case during this debate for all the good things that come from AI is something that more effort should go into.