Future data ownership will be a hybrid favoring consumer control
Rudina Seseri · 20VC: Who Will Own The Data? Is There An Incumbency Advantage in AI? When Will Artificial Super Intelligence Come To The Forefront with Rudina Seseri, Founder and Managing Director @ Glasswing Ventures · Nov 9, 2016 · at 7:39
Rudina Sesari, founder and managing partner of Glasswing Ventures, discusses whether future AI training datasets will be public or privately owned by major tech corporations.
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“I think reality will be that data will remain proprietary to a certain extent. You know, you have entire ecosystems around Google and Uber and Facebook where they're effectively AI companies leveraging the large data sets, but you'll also see this push from consumers to have more control. So probably a hybrid where, and even the recent regulations that emerged and just there was a vote I believe earlier this week around consumers having more power over their own data. So I think we might see a world where consumers have to buy in and have to approve and get some sort of benefit, whatever the case may be. That's somewhat contradicting with what we have seen with the millennials and the younger generations around this notion of privacy and data, them being a little bit less concerned. So I think you have a push and pull, but overall we will see a little bit more of a move, I think, in favor of consumers.”
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