The EU Commission wants to reform the AI Act as part of Omnibus IV in order to make EU companies more competitive. We explain the advantages and disadvantages for companies.
Who has to carry out a fundamental rights impact assessment, how does it work, and how does the process contribute to the responsible use of AI?
Changes to the GDPR are primarily intended to ease the burden on SMEs. A new draft shows that the reform simplifies a few documentation requirements. It also poses new risks for companies.
The EU’s regulation of artificial intelligence – a brief overview of the AI systems covered and the corresponding obligations of the involved companies.
What particular data protection challenges arise when using large language models – such as those used by ChatGPT?
How to prepare your data, infrastructure, and software for the use of AI systems – explained with numerous examples.
The European General Data Protection Regulation and the AI Act are similar in many respects, but also have some important differences that companies should be aware of.
Decision-making by artificial intelligence is severely limited by the GDPR. Biases in the training data pose a further challenge. How can companies still use AI for decision-making?
How can the development and use of generative artificial intelligence be regulated in future in such a way that data protection and other fundamental rights are safeguarded? We summarise and categorise the German supervisory authority proposals.
How to find the right legal basis for processing personal data using artificial intelligence.
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