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Data privacy and AI: a delicate balance

Isaure de l'Assomption
April 22, 2024
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In a world where technology is evolving at breakneck speed, artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing the way personal data is processed and used. Chez Autolex, we are at the forefront of this revolution, ensuring that technological advances are harmonized with rigorous legal imperatives. Our aim is to ensure that AI innovation remains in line with the requirements of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) in Europe and other relevant international legal frameworks.

The GDPR Legal Framework: Foundations and Application to AI

The GDPR, which came into force in May 2018, is the pillar of European data protection regulations. It imposes strict requirements in terms of user consent, data minimization, and transparency of data processing processes. According to a legal analysis published by the Center for Information Policy Leadership, the GDPR requires data operators to demonstrate proactive responsibility in the management of personal data, a provision that is particularly difficult to meet with opaque AI systems.

Algorithmic Transparency and Compliance Challenges

The complexity of AI algorithms poses a significant challenge in terms of compliance. The GDPR transparency directive requires that entities dealing with data be able to explain how AI systems work and the decisions made. This includes obligations related to the explainability of automated decisions, a point on which the European Data Protection Supervisor has published detailed recommendations. In addition, a study of Gartner predicts that by 2023, 60% of AI models will require restructuring to ensure they comply with emerging privacy laws.

Regulatory Evolution and Legal Perspectives

Legislation needs to evolve to keep pace with AI innovations. The European Union has proposed a new Regulation on Artificial Intelligence, which aims to fill existing gaps in the governance of algorithms. This initiative, detailed in the publications of the European Commission, seeks to establish clear standards for the ethical and responsible development of AI. It includes provisions for increased surveillance of high-risk technologies, which represents a major step forward in increasing the protection of citizens' rights.

Chez Autolex, we are taking a proactive approach to anticipate and integrate these regulatory changes, ensuring that our AI solutions remain not only innovative but also fully compliant. Contact us for more information about our commitment to legal compliance.

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