In my last article, I focused on the ethical significance of one of the most prominent failure of data governance in recent times; namely, the
In this article I’m going to offer some reflections on one of the most prominent failures of data governance of our time; namely, the Post
The end of the year is an appropriate juncture to take stock of the first six months of IGS’ new consultancy service in data and
Introduction Digital data collection offers enormous possibilities for richer health research and more detailed insights than can be achieved by standard methods such as questionnaires,
Recently on LinkedIn I saw a post from elsewhere in the data community, quoting the famous claim made by the late American economist and statistician,
Part 1: Everyone can do ethics, can’t they? Ethics is an unusual discipline, because it’s something which everyone knows a bit about. It’s impossible to
Data ethics as a distinct area of deliberation is growing rapidly and has numerous subfields, such as ethics in machine learning; AI ethics; ethics of
Data (platforms) and widening the presumption of data reuse The rationale underlying big data-driven healthcare, research, and commerce is that linkage and integration of datasets
The standard approach to securing consent for collecting and analysing data from individuals is, in a legal and regulatory sense, well defined. Assuming the uses
What is data ethics? Data ethics is a broad, umbrella term covering a range of ethical issues relating to different applications of data. Put most
