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Dr. Claire Walsh, Director of Education for the Institute of Analytics and AI Society, discusses the importance of data literacy and ethical data practice in the age of AI. She emphasises the need for organisations to adapt to new data regulations and implement best practices to ensure compliance. In this video, she also highlights the challenges of leveraging data in decision-making and the importance of unlearning old habits.
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