Fred Krimmelbein

Director, Data Governance – Privacy | USA

He is a Director of Data Privacy Practices, most recently focused on Data Privacy and Governance. Holding a degree in Library and Media Sciences, he brings over 30 years of experience in data systems, engineering, architecture, and modeling. He has designed systems for CNA Surety, American Airlines, Freddie Mac, Canadian Airlines, Discovery, and Travelocity. His expertise has been recognized through publication in The Journal of Imaging Services for “How to Plan and Map Data in Knowledge Systems,” and he has presented on Data Governance at DGIQ.

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Fred Krimmelbein

Data Ownership in the Age of AI: The Impact of Data Governance

Data Governance as the Cornerstone of AI Data Privacy

The Ethical Imperative of Data Governance: Ensuring Data Quality for Optimal AI Performance

Balancing Innovation with Regulation in AI data projects

The Role of Regulatory Bodies in AI Governance and Oversight

Developing Effective AI Governance Structures: A Strategic Imperative

The Ethical Maze of AI: Autonomous Weapons and Operations

The Ethical Implications of AI and Job Displacement

The Ethical Tightrope: Privacy Concerns in AI Development and Deployment

AI Ethics, Governance, Data, and Societal Concerns Looking Past the Looking Glass