Data ethics in planning and housing – is making things open really better?

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More and more data is being created, opened up and made available about planning and the world we live in.

The potential benefits that can be realised by the proptech and plantech industries are huge. Houses can self-report their environmental performance, or allow people to enjoy living at home for longer by being able to sense when someone has had a fall or needs help.

On the other hand, there is unease about the range and scope of information collected, especially when it’s combined with data analytics to make decisions that impact on people’s lives. The effective use of data relies on good ethical foundations, but there’s no formal ethical framework in place.

Can we trust the market to self-regulate? What are the opportunities and risks facing us if the Government fails to act?

Join this discussion with

  • Sue Chadwick, Strategic Planning Advisor and a member of the Brent Ethics Board
  • Dave Mann, Managing Director at dxw
  • Alex Yedigaroff, Head of Transformation and planning expert at dxw

 

Community & Society, Data
Data ethics in planning and housing – is making things open really better?
23rd Sep 2021 2:00pm - 3:00pm
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