Privacy is always been a controversial topic in human history, its definitions and its boundaries have always been influenced by external factors. We tend to define privacy as the ability of an individual or group to seclude themselves, or information about themselves, and thereby express themselves selectively. The boundaries and content of what is considered private differ among cultures and individuals but share common themes. When something is private to a person, it usually means that something is inherently special or sensitive to them.
AI introduce a new paradigm that somehow changes the approach to what may include in the above definition, without an ethic approach to the development of AI tools we will put at risk no the concept of privacy itself but our perception of it and the use that we will make. Through a historical view of the evolution of the concept of privacy, attendees will learn how most of the ultimate trends in AI may create a world where our perception of the privacy boundaries may be placed at risk and entirely redefined.
Key Takeaways:
Technologies, such as chat bots, artificial intelligence and data mining enable personalized customer journeys: But how to achieve a balance between customer profiling and data protection?
Since marketing automation systems are used by more and more companies, most marketeers are keen on extensively collecting prospect and customer oriented data: A perfect basis for measurement and optimization of marketing success.
Conversational interfaces, such as chat bots, tempt users to reveal personal data to receive desired information or obtain a certain benefit. The given information might be highly interesting for marketing purposes. AI enables profile building, predictive marketing and many other insights based on data analyses.
GDPR will affect data processing in such scenarios. This presentation evaluates how GDPR and smart marketing technologies fit together, how to make the best of it, and master typical challenges, based on the example of a chat bot:
Apart from data protection issues, there remains a key question: Technical gadget or added value? Which conversational interfaces lead to sustainable marketing success?
