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What's Next InWhat's Next In: With great data comes great responsibilityData is more valuable than ever – which means, more than ever, it needs to be protected. From the rise of open banking, which enables people to share their financial data to access more choice and better experiences, to the growing desire of companies across industries to harness data to make smarter decisions and create new revenue streams, data security is key. In the latest episode of “What’s Next In,” Mastercard’s podcast that informally explores technology, innovation and ideas, host Vicki Hyman discusses the evolution of privacy-enhancing technologies with Bob Schukai, Mastercard’s executive vice preside...2022-06-1424 min
United States of DramericaEpisode 88 - Bob Schukai, EVP Open Banking, MastercardWe talk rock music, whisky, crypto and the future of banking with the extraordinary Bob Schukai.The EVP of Open Banking at Mastercard tells us his about love of Orange County rockers Social Distortion, his fascination with technology and buying a coffee with Bitcoin.We talk about biometrics in banking, fraud and using your palm to pay.We also cover the future of money, the importance of privacy and the end of cash.And why he wants to share an Oban with MLK in Atlanta.2022-05-3042 min
Thomson Reuters AnswersPrivacy & Transparency: Benedict EvansBob Schukai, Thomson Reuters global head of Design, Digital Identity Solutions, chats with Benedict Evans of Andreessen Horowitz, who shares his insights on cryptocurrency, data privacy, the role of ethics in programming artificial intelligence and more.2018-04-3024 minThomson Reuters AnswersPrivacy & Transparency: David BrinBob Schukai, Thomson Reuters global head of Design, Digital Identity Solutions, chats with Dr. David Brin, a Hugo and Nebula Award-winning author, security consultant, and fellow of the Institute for Ethics and Emerging Technologies, about the implications of life in a world of big data. Dr. Brin shares his views on the potential effectiveness of privacy regulations, where technology might lead and what he sees as the most important U.S. civil liberties development in recent memory.2018-04-3012 min