01572nas a2200217 4500000000100000000000100001008004100002260001600043653002800059653002000087653001700107653001500124653001800139653002800157100002000185700002500205245005700230300001100287490000700298520104900305 2021 d cWinter 202110aartificial intelligence10aData governance10adata privacy10agovernance10apublic policy10asurveillance capitalism1 aMarina Caparini1 aAgnieszka Gogolewska00aGovernance Challenges of Transformative Technologies a91-1000 v203 a

The rise of digital information and exponential technologies are transforming political/geopolitical, social, economic, and security arrangements. The challenges they pose to governance is unprecedented, distorting and used to manipulate public discourse and political outcomes. One of the most profound changes triggered by the unconstrained development of innovative technologies is the emergence of a new economic logic based on pervasive digital surveillance of people’s daily lives and the reselling of that information as predictive information. EU responses to this new environment have been slow and inadequate. Establishing effective controls over the actors and processes harnessing innovative technologies will require not only specialized data governance skills but a deeper understanding of the impact of these technologies, the forging of partnerships across the public-private divide, and the establishment of greater political and social accountability of corporate actors involved in their development and application.