Dataministeriet

About Dataministeriet

Dataministeriet - A non-commercial podcast dedicated to data protection and privacy. GDPR, privacy, digital surveillance, AI, and much more. History, philosophy, psychology, and law. We discuss everything from legal interpretation to how to get a great privacy professional career, and from dangers with facial recognition to privacy by AI. Our guests are experts in their fields, professors, politicians, lawyers, philosophers, historians, and anyone else with insights on the topics. If you want to know what the brightest minds think of data protection, privacy, and legal tech. This is for you!

Publisher

Filip Johnssén

Category

society & culture

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

4 Apr 2019

Latest episode

8 Oct 2026

Latest episodes

94 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   8 Oct 2026

   95. Neuroprivacy, Japanese privacy culture, and Descartes. II Guest: Hiroshi Miyashita (ENG)

   The frontier of data protection and privacy is the brain. Brain waves, thoughts, emotions, and sleepiness. They can all be measured and analysed. If you haven't yet interested yourself in neuroprivacy, this is the episode for you. We also discuss why data protection laws vary from Japan to the EU.

2. 

   4 Oct 2026

   94. Surveillance, AI, and the UK. II Guest: Jim Killock (ENG)

   Jim Killock from Open Rights Group gives insight into the current situation in the UK.

3. 

   3 Oct 2026

   93. GDPR and EU innovation on the decline. II Guest: Roslyn Layton (ENG)

   Most European unicorns predate the GDPR, the DSA, the AI Act, the NIS2, and many more regulations. Has the EU made it too hard for start-ups? What should policy-makers do to turn this around? Did the GDPR achieve its goals? In this episode, Roslyn Layton shares her perspective, drawing on her unique experience in both the EU and the US.