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We are delighted delighted to announce that the winner of this year’s Future Leaders’ Competition is Sofia Mancilla, founder of Sección Legal, the first Mexican digital marketplace for legal services. Sofia’s winning submission, ‘The gossip algorithm: no human intervention in the context of AI and privacy’, will be published in the next issue of InterMedia, which is released in October.
The Gossip Algorithm - No human intervention in the context of AI and privacy
WINNING ENTRY – SOFIA MANCILLAThe IIC Future Leaders Competition Runners Up Entries
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The Future Leaders’ Competition was launched in 2018. This year we widened its call for entries to reach an even wider pool of rising stars within the sector who would not normally have access to our events. This ‘Competition for Future Leaders’ seeks to encourage and promote original thought in the areas of communications and policy.
For this year’s competition, entrants were asked to produce a digital report on the topic of Is it possible to breach privacy when there is no human in the loop?
“The IIC network brings together thought-leaders in the tech and media fields. Presenting my entry to the Future Leaders’ Competition at the IIC’s Annual Conference was a fantastic opportunity to engage with senior members of the industry on a wide range of topical issues.”
Angel Fu, Future Leaders’ Competition Winner 2019
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