Artificial intelligence can hardly be governed by local regulations as it requires global rules that might not be too far to achieve.
Giulio Coraggio
Artificial intelligence will set new quality standards and will NOT be the salvation for Homer Simpson since people shall learn how to use it.
Celebrating five years of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), this article delves into a detailed review of the key developments and trends over the past year. I also look ahead, offering insights into what businesses can anticipate for GDPR in the coming year.
The legal industry could be revolutionized by generative artificial intelligence, and we discussed this with Dazza Greenwood.
The GDPR fine of € 1.2 billion issued by the Irish data protection commission against Meta raises the question of how companies deal with data transfers leading to a status of anxiety perfectly expressed by The Scream of Munch.
The EU Parliament's Committees have agreed on the AI Act. However, Google's decision to postpone the launch of Bard in the European Union prompts questions about the direction we're headed in.
The European Parliament reached an agreement on the AI Act introducing stricter regulations for foundation models like ChatGPT, which will distinguish them from general-purpose AI.
The obligations imposed by the Italian data protection authority against Open AI to ensure privacy compliance on generative artificial intelligence might become a benchmark across the EU now that the EDPB has established a task force on ChatGPT.
Synthetic data can be the response to limit some of the legal challenges against artificial intelligence for violation of intellectual property rights and privacy laws.