Jacqueline Lu

Founder & CEO | Helpful Places Toronto, Canada
Jacqueline Lu

Biography

Jacqueline Lu is a leader in smart cities with more than two decades of public service and technology implementation experience. She leads Helpful Places, a mission-driven start-up that helps organizations pilot and roll out new technologies in ways that are transparent, legible, and enable civic dialogue with residents.

Sessions

11:20h
Thematic Roundtable | SMART CITY EXPO

Shaping the Digital Future Ethically

Jennifer James
Jennifer James Leading Cities Board Member Chair
Jacqueline Lu
Jacqueline Lu Helpful Places Founder & CEO Speaker
Bogna Gawronska-Nowak
Bogna Gawronska-Nowak Institute of Urban and Regional Development Professor Speaker
Shin Sang-jin
Shin Sang-jin Seongnam City Mayor Speaker
Clara Pezuela
Clara Pezuela Fiware Foundation Chief Operating Officer Speaker

#Cybersecurity, #Data Protection, #Digital Rights

05-11-2024 11:20 05-11-2024 12:15 Europe/Madrid Shaping the Digital Future Ethically

When used for city services, do advanced technologies guarantee data protection and facilitate digital trust? How are governments responding to the consequences of implementing new technologies in urban living? This session will reflect on the evolving relationships between citizens and technology, discuss the evolution of threats like cyberattacks, fake news, and digital bias, and debate regulation in the digital age.

Hall 3 | Congress: Red Room
Tue 5 11:20h - 12:15h Hall 3 | Congress: Red Room Full Congress Pass
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