ChatGPT spurs debate about EU AI regulation
At present, there are no comprehensive regulations at the European Union level governing the use of artificial intelligence (AI).
At present, there are no comprehensive regulations at the European Union level governing the use of artificial intelligence (AI).
CNIL fined e-scooter rental company Cityscoot €125,000 for failing to comply with EU and French data protection regulations.
AEPD has requested that the EDBP evaluate possible privacy concerns in relation to OpenAI’s ChatGPT.
Ireland’s DPA released Annual Report for 2022 showcasing their progress on a range of initiatives.
Italian DPA may lift ChatGPT ban if the requirements are met.
EDPB has created a task force in order to facilitate collaboration and information sharing between EU regulators.
ECJ released a ruling that clarifies the relationship between the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and national civil procedural regulations.
Gardaí’s plans to quickly implement laws allowing the use of facial recognition technology have been met with strong opposition.
Live facial recognition is a controversial form of mass surveillance, and human rights advocates are vehement in their criticism of its use by police forces.
Member states have been inspired by Italy’s decision to temporarily ban ChatGPT.
After seven years the Federal Constitutional Court of Germany put a definitive end to the debate on data retention – ruling it incompatible with EU law.
Concerns are escalating over tech companies harnessing mountains of unrestricted personal data from the web to ‘teach’ advanced AI.