World Ethical Data Forum 2018

A conference of this kind is very much needed in today’s society, where more and more of our lives (and thus our data) is taking place online.
The recent Facebook scandal involving data leaks from Cambridge Analytica is a sign that more needs to be done when it comes to protecting the data of online users and consumers. The digital ledger technology offers some solutions to this problem but is far from a perfect system given that the technology and surrounding industry is relatively nascent. The decentralized and trestles networks facilitated by blockchain technology is undoubtedly powerful. However, there is a certain responsibility that comes with this power, which needs to be addressed. In order to tackle these issues, and put forward possible solutions, the World Ethical Data Forum will bring together some of the brightest heads in the blockchain space.

They will give talks on topics such as the emerging government regulations of ICOs and cryptocurrency trading, the pros and cons of blockchain technology, new ways to deal with peer arbitration, how to best incorporate blockchain technology into business, and the general ethical risks associated with all of these topics. The World Ethical Data Forum will take place at The World Trade Centre in Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain on the 8th, 19th and 20th September 2018.

Ethical debates in the cryptocurrency space have almost been constant for the past few years. The industry has been marred by the accusations of facilitating criminal activities, such as scams, fraud, money laundering, and even illegal substance trade.

You will also be able to meet some of the thought leaders in their field, and network across industries. If you own or represent a business, this event will also help you position yourself as someone on the forefront of new technological innovation and debate. As someone who is affected by the moral implications of Big Data, you will furthermore be able to help shape your own future, as the policies and regulations will influence us all. Finally, you can join in as a speaker on stage, and share your wealth of knowledge with the rest of the World Ethical Data Forum.

There will a host of great speakers at the World Ethical Data Forum. Over 50 experts and pioneers in the fields of AI, blockchain technology, Big Data, and distributed computing. The event will also see over 500 attendees, all deeply involved in these industries. Among the impressive speakers who will grace the stages is Chris Cleverly, who is the Executive Chairman of Block Commodities. Philippe van Nedervelde, the CEO of E-Spaces, will also be speaking, as will Katia Lang, who is the CEO of Fintech Times. You can view their profiles below.

In addition to leading Block Commodities, Chris Cleverly is also a member of the International Tribunal for Natural Justice. His work focuses on reforming the current systems so that they will ultimately become more ethical. Some of his humanitarian work includes working with African farmers to ensure that they are able to afford seeds and fertilizers.

As the CEO of E-Spaces, Philippe van Nedervelde specializes in bringing the ideas of the future into the present. E-Spaces is a company that works with virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR). Through their work, the Philippe and E-Spaces want to turn all the sci-fi concepts we know from TV into a real tangible experience.

Fintech Times is a global news outlet that focuses on the world of financial technology. As the CEO of Fintech Times, Katia Lang is one of the people who know the most about the latest development in that space. This makes her an incredibly knowledgeable speaker on the subjects of blockchain technology and cryptocurrency. In addition to heading Fintech Times, Katia has also helped start Disrupts Media Limited.

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