초연결사회에서 개인정보보호법제 정비방안에 관한 연구

Abstract

Due to the development of the Internet and Big Data, our society is undergoing fundamental and innovative influences in almost all areas such as shopping, health care, education, elections, law enforcement, crime and terrorism prevention, cyber security, corporate operations and policy decisions. However, in order to use the Internet of things, not only the development of related technologies, but also the change of the legal system as well as the corporate culture are required. The technical characteristics of the existing information society aimed at compressing the time and space of communicating between people, enabling connection without regard to time and place. On the other hand, The hyper-connected Society enables a wide range of connections and connections between people, things, things and things based on the Internet of Things and the Big Data technology, which are ‘objects of connection extended to all objects’. Therefore, in the hyper-connected society, everything that has existed physically has been connected to the network, and the boundaries of offline and online, which have already become blurred, are finally collapsed. While the concepts such as Internet of things and M2M mean only the connection between objects and machines, the most important feature of the superconducting society is that people, objects and machines are always connected. Ultimately, the core of the hyper-connected society is the core of information sharing and sharing, which is the key to the development of the 4th industry, Big Data, Internet of things, artificial intelligence, robots and autonomous vehicles. Should be included, and how much should be included. Now, we need to worry about normative evaluation and control of technological development of early-connected society. One of the important factors in this normative judgment is human dignity and personal information self–determination. Now it is important that the dignity and autonomy of human beings should continue to be protected even in the hyper-connected society by 'normatively' judging and predicting technological development by making the processing of information, which is the subject of fear, as transparent as possible. Therefore, the goal of personal information self-determination is to ensure autonomous communication, especially in the hyper-connected society.