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DESCRIPTION:Next year China is expected to implement a far-reaching Social 
 Credit system\, using data collected from a multitude of digital sources t
 o score the &#8220\;trustworthiness&#8221\; of its citizens. For many in t
 he West\, such all-encompassing surveillance might sound darkly Orwellian.
  But the platforms and devices used by the Chinese system are proliferatin
 g\, and today the United States government and tech giants like Facebook a
 nd Google\, possess previously unimaginable troves of information on the p
 ublic’s activities and interests. How can democratic societies prevent thi
 s mass collection of data from being misused in ways that undermine rights
  and freedoms\, or leave public opinion open to manipulation? Where do we 
 draw the line between privacy and transparency in the digital age?\nThe pa
 nel discussion will be followed by a special networking reception to mark 
 the tenth anniversary of the Council&#8217\;s Emerging Leaders program.\nS
 peakers:\nElizabeth Banker\, Vice President and Associate General Counsel\
 , Internet Association\; Michelle Richardson\, Director of the Data &amp\;
  Privacy Project\, Center for Democracy and Technology\; Adrian Shahbaz\, 
 Research Director\, Technology and Democracy\, Freedom House. Moderated by
  Lauren Buitta
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DTEND:20190309T045959Z
LOCATION:Chicago Council on Global Affairs Conference Center\, 130 East Ran
 dolph Street\, Chicago\, IL 60601
SUMMARY:A Brave New World: Democracy and Big Data
URL:https://cdt.org/event/a-brave-new-world-democracy-and-big-data/
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