Everything Natalie Evans-Harris said on any show that made the record, most notable first. Each card names its show and opens the statement there.
Evans-Harris: Testing candidates on ethics without internal enforcement is hypocritical
“I think it'd be really hypocritical of you to do that if you're not actually enforcing it in your organization.”
Natalie Evans-Harris: Data sharing MOUs take six months and expire yearly
“Policies are really limiting how much data can come together, so we still have to pay for it to be siloed, and we have to do MOUs that take six months, To put in place and are only good for a year and only good to share with the person sitting next to you.”
Evans-Harris: GDPR compliance is the floor for data ethics, not the ceiling
“Often when we think about ethics, we think about the regulations, GDPR, the Privacy Act, all of those things, and we treat that as the ceiling. It is not, it's the floor.”
Evans-Harris: Data practitioners know best what should be done ethically
“The people who know best about what should be done ethically are the people who have to do it.”
Evans-Harris: Data scientists want to act responsibly but lack practical guidance
“Because what many of the data scientists that we spoke with just said was, it's not that I don't want to behave ethically or responsibly, it's I don't want to know what that looks like. And two, I don't know what to do if something bad happens.”
Evans-Harris: Every data practitioner needs an individual ethical matrix
“There isn't anybody that should be coming out of school or using people's personal data that doesn't have their own individual matrix to follow.”
Evans-Harris: Funders now require data ethics guarantees before granting money
“When we talk to them, that's one of the first questions they ask now. Is how are you making sure that this data is being used responsibly and protected? So I see it more on that side of nonprofits and funders saying, I don't want to give you money if you haven…”
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