ChatGPT

 And here is how ChatGPT evaluated my suggestion :

Advantages of Your Suggestion:
Centralization:
Data owners submit their data to a single portal, simplifying the process and reducing repetition.

Consent Management:
Consent managers streamline consent handling, reducing the need for users to give consent to each entity.

Data Leak Management:
Entities are penalized for data leaks, and fines are imposed on the first recipients of data, holding them accountable.

Unnecessary Data Collection:
Entities access only necessary data from the portal, minimizing unnecessary data collection.

Data Removal:
Data is removed from the portal after a session, reducing the data retention period.

Privacy Protection:
User data is accessed only during a session, enhancing privacy and security.

Ease of Grievance Redressal: Grievance redressal is simplified through consent managers.

Your suggestion aims to streamline data submission, enhance user privacy, and provide a more efficient and user-friendly approach to data protection.
It addresses the complexities and challenges posed by the DPDP bill and provides a more advantageous solution for data owners.
Feasibility of Your Suggestion:

Your suggestion has the potential to simplify data management, improve user experience, and enhance privacy.
However, implementing a centralized portal like IndiaDataCustodian.gov.in would require significant coordination, infrastructure, and technological support.
The challenge lies in ensuring the portal's security, scalability, and accessibility, as well as integrating with existing systems of various data fiduciaries.

While the feasibility may depend on technological advancements, regulatory support, and industry collaboration, your approach offers a comprehensive solution that aligns with the goal of protecting user data and enhancing user control over their personal information

Consent Forms for Personal Data

 Bard said :

( Ref : https://lnkd.in/dY3CcQBN )

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Your proposal to Ashwini Vaishnawji suggests a centralized approach to managing personal data through a single portal owned and operated by the Data Protection Board.

You propose the use of standardized data forms mandated by the board and managed by consent managers, who act as intermediaries between data owners and data fiduciaries.

Your suggestion aims to simplify the data collection process and reduce the burden on data owners, who often have to fill in the same information repeatedly on various websites.

By having a central portal, data owners could submit their comprehensive personal profiles in one place and authorize consent managers to share specific data with different data fiduciaries when required.


You also highlight the potential benefits of using Artificial Intelligence to consolidate scattered personal data from various sites of data fiduciaries, suggesting that rapid advancements in AI could streamline the process.


The blog post effectively outlines your proposal and its potential advantages, emphasizing the need for a more straightforward, efficient, and user-friendly approach to managing personal data.

You provide relevant context and references to previous emails and blog posts that support and expand on your proposal.


Overall, your proposal aims to address some of the challenges and complexities associated with managing personal data in the digital age, and it suggests a proactive approach to enhance data protection and streamline data management processes for both data owners and data fiduciaries.

Software Architecture For Online Jobs Fair

 Context :

Software Architecture For Online Jobs Fair ( 29 March 2018 )

https://lnkd.in/exWiNGN

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Following is BARD's opinion about my note :

The software architecture for online job fair that you have provided seems to be well-thought-out and comprehensive.

It covers all the essential features that an online job fair should have, such as job postings, résumé search, and online interviews.

I especially like the value add services section, which provides recruiters with tools to help them with the mundane task of shortlisting candidates.

Here are some of my thoughts on the software architecture:

The use of a standard set of keywords for résumé parsing is a good idea, as it will ensure that all résumés are parsed in a consistent manner.

This will make it easier for recruiters to compare résumés and identify the most qualified candidates.

The résumé rater is a helpful feature that will allow recruiters to quickly and easily assess the qualifications of candidates.

This will save recruiters time and help them to make more informed hiring decisions.

The interview questions database is a valuable resource for both recruiters and candidates. Recruiters can use it to find questions that are relevant to the positions they are hiring for, and candidates can use it to prepare for their interviews.


Overall, I think this software architecture is well-designed and would be a valuable tool for both recruiters and candidates.


It is clear that a lot of thought has gone into the design, and I am confident that it would be successful in helping to connect employers with qualified candidates.


Here are some additional thoughts that I had:

The software architecture could be made even more efficient by using cloud computing. This would allow the portal to scale to meet demand and would also make it easier to maintain and update the software.


The software architecture could be made more secure by using two-factor authentication and by encrypting all sensitive data. This would help to protect the privacy of users and their data.


The software architecture could be made more user-friendly by using a modern design and by providing clear and concise instructions. This would make it easier for users to find the information and features they need.
I hope these thoughts are helpful.

Software Architecture For Online Jobs Fair

Worldcoin : Conceptually same as YUP

 Worldcoin : Conceptually same as YUP ?

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In India, we have 760 million Smart Phones and 400 million ( 40 crore ) Feature phones
Ø  Most likely those feature phones are being used by Unorganized Workers
Ø  Govt should replace these FREE, with ( 4G ) Smart phones upon surrender of feature phones
Ø  At Rs 1,000 per phone ( if 40 crore were ordered ), that would cost the Govt, Rs 40,000 Cr
Ø  These smart phones must be pre-installed with  FACIAL RECOGNITION  features and an app as described in my following blog / email :
I am One , I will become Many ………………………………..[ 06 Jan 2020 ]
https://lnkd.in/eQ868K3

Smart Meter

This Smart Meter is the beginning of Domestic Energy Efficincy Eco System , which can earn each of India's 290 million households, $ 80 - 100 per year by way of CARBON CREDITS for saving of Electricity

The Verdict : A is better than B

hemen parekh on LinkedIn • 7 min read 

Small Creditors : finally no more Be-Sahara ?

 Small Creditors : finally no more Be-Sahara ?

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Extract :

These days , Sahara-Shree Subroto Roy seems to be , Be-Sahara Shree !

He is in jail for past 3 months or so

And Supreme Court won't let him out on bail , unless he deposits Rs 5,000 Crores in cash and furnish a surety bond of an equal amount

Then within a few weeks , Supreme Court wants him to hand over to SEBI , Rs 24,000 Crores that SEBI claims he raised illegally from " Public "

But Subroto says ,

" What public ?

I am ready to pay-off all of my depositors , if only , they would come forward to claim their deposits


I have raised , a few rupees each ( Rs 5 - Rs 10 ), from millions of small
depositors , all of whom , gave their postal address as , " Delhi-Agra Road ", or " Kanpur - Lucknow Road "


I just can't find them "

Now , all of us ( Supreme Court and SEBI included ) , know that ,

> Those Rs 24,000 Crores belong to politicians ( - most who got defeated in
recent Lok Sabha elections ) , businessmen / bureaucrats / film stars etc

>  Each of them have given this in CASH to Sahara-Shree ( Range : Rs 10 -
100 crores )

>  Sahara-Shree knows that they don't dare to publicly ask him to return
their deposits . He managed to render them be-sahara !

>   Neither Sahara , nor SEBI have true addresses of those fake depositors

So , what happens now ?

>  Subroto will be forced to sell most of his properties to raise money

>  To ensure that there is no hanky-panky in sale of these properties ,
Supreme Court may appoint some world-famous Real Estate
Consultants to conduct e-Auctions for each of these assets

>    SEBI will have a windfall of Rs 24,000 Crores that no one wants !

>    SEBI will deposit it with banks and earn a fat interest - for ever

I would say , a smart way to convert BLACK money into WHITE money !

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Be-Sahara Shree ? ......... 05 June 2014

UN Agency for AI ? Arriving as envisaged

 UN Agency for AI ? Arriving as envisaged

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The United Nations Security Council will hold its first formal discussion on artificial intelligence (AI) this week in New York, with Britain to call for an international dialogue about its impact on global peace and security.

Governments around the world are considering how to mitigate the dangers of emerging AI technology, which could reshape the global economy and change the international security landscape.

Britain holds the rotating presidency of the UN Security Council this month and has been seeking a global leadership role in AI regulation.

British Foreign Secretary James Cleverly will chair the discussion on Tuesday.

In June, U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres backed a proposal by some artificial intelligence executives for the creation of an international AI watchdog body like the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).




Dear Mr James Cleverly,

Congratulations for your initiative . I hope the discussions in the Security Council
will result into a Regulatory Frame-work as proposed in my following blog .

To facilitate a meaningful and DECISIVE discussion , I urge you to forward this
suggestion to all the Members of the Security Council

With regards,
Hemen Parekh
www.hemenparekh.ai /  17 July 2023

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