Recent and Upcoming WPF Events, Speeches, and Courses: Key events overview

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Invited Discussant, Roundtable, (Chatham House) Justice AI, Office of the Deputy Attorney General, U.S. Department of Justice. Executive Director Pam Dixon.
15 August 2024, Washington DC.

Lecturer, Data Governance and Privacy course, Carnegie Mellon University. Executive Director Pam Dixon, co-teaching with Aleecia McDonald.
Course begins 23 September 2024, Virtual.

Data Governance Training, Identity Ecosystems and their Governance, Personal Data Protection Commission of Egypt. Executive Director Pam Dixon.
27 September, Virtual.

Policy Presentation and panel discussion, Children and digital vulnerabilities, Biometric Institute Congress 2024. Executive Director Pam Dixon.
22 October 2024, London UK.

Research Presentation, AI Governance, National AI Strategies, Biometric Institute Congress 2024. Executive Director Pam Dixon.
23 October 2024, London UK.

Research Presentation, AI Governance Tools Measuring Content Authenticity, CIMM West 2024. Deputy Director Kate Kaye.

12 November 2024, Los Angeles, CA.

Delegate, Plenary Session, OECD – GPAI. Executive Director Pam Dixon. Delegate, Expert Groups (AI Futures, AI Risk, AI Accountability) OECD,
11-13 November 2024. Paris, France.

Speaker, Understanding the type and scope of the digital trust problem, Digital Trust Convention. Executive Director Pam Dixon.
15 November 2024, OECD, Paris, France.

Delegate, Digital Policy Committee, Executive Director Pam Dixon. OECD.
19-21 November, Paris, France.

Speaker, The Privacy Act of 1974: 50 Years Later, Future of Privacy Forum. Executive Director Pam Dixon.
21 November 2024. Washington DC and virtual.

Workshop and Research Presentation, Synthetic Content Policy and AI Governance. Rutgers Institute for Information Policy and Law.
12-13 December 2024, Washington DC.

We will be adding additional events through the end of 2024 as details are finalized.

Posted October 1, 2024 in Events and Conferences

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