Can Artificial Intelligence and Data Privacy co-exist?

We are entering a technological revolution with artificial intelligence promising to revolutionise sectors from insurance to education to healthcare. Companies of all sizes are embarking upon a race to build better automated systems with more precise outcomes utilising large data sets and consuming vast amounts of personal data. However, data protection and data privacy are often seen as an obstacle to this development as global privacy laws are based upon the principles of purpose limitation, data minimisation and transparency. How can we utilise Artificial Intelligence whilst complying with data protection laws? This session will explore these issues.