Better for Society

The implications extend beyond individuals and organisations.

Societies increasingly depend upon trustworthy digital relationships. Every unnecessary copy of personal information adds to the volume of sensitive data distributed across the digital economy.

Reducing unnecessary duplication supports data minimisation, strengthens governance and reduces opportunities for exposure and fraud. It can improve resilience while encouraging more responsible innovation.

Artificial intelligence will amplify both the opportunities and risks associated with personal information, making the principles by which that information is managed increasingly important.

The quality of tomorrow’s digital society will depend not only on the intelligence of our technologies, but on the wisdom of the architectures within which they operate.