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The Privacy Explorer #21

The Privacy Explorer | Week 21 | AI special Edition

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This special edition of The Privacy Explorer is all about AI developments from just ONE WEEK in May 2024. Yes, you read that right. Buckle up and dive into the most exciting AI news of the year! 🚀✨

Highlights:

🤖🇪🇺 EU AI Act Approved: Game-changing rules for AI across Europe. Get the scoop on what’s in store!

🤖🇺🇸 Colorado’s AI Consumer Protection Bill: New law to keep AI fair and transparent. Effective February 2026!

📈 Genpact Report: Where does your company stand in the AI race? Find out with Genpact’s four-level maturity model.

🛡️ AI Safety Pledge: Major tech giants commit to pausing risky AI developments. Big news for AI governance!

🤝 Global AI Safety Commitment: 27 countries join forces to tackle severe AI risks. A huge step for global AI standards!

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The Privacy Explorer | Week 19

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Welcome to the privacy news recap for week 19 of 2024!

In this edition:

🤖 German DPAs issue joint guidance on data protection compliance in AI deployment;

📡 Austrian DSB Launches Investigation into Telecommunications Sector for GDPR Compliance;
📊 Canadian OPC Survey Highlights Privacy Priorities in Business Sector;
📶 Spain’s AEPD Releases Guidelines on WiFi Tracking;
📝 Oregon Department of Justice Releases FAQs on Consumer Privacy Act;
🔐 International Cybersecurity Agencies Release New Guidelines for Secure-by-Design Technologies;
🔄 Turkey’s KVKK Drafts New Regulation on International Personal Data Transfer;
📈 ICO Publishes 2024 Report on Increasing Cybersecurity Breaches.

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ChatGPT

OpenAI’s GDPR Compliance Faces New Challenge in Europe

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It’s hardly shocking that LLM chatbots like OpenAI’s ChatGPT struggle with GDPR compliance, particularly with data subject requests like rectification or deletion. Why? Because these LLMs generate responses based on training patterns rather than accessing or storing personal data from interactions—meaning they can invent data if it seems fitting to the algorithm. 💡🤖Despite hopes that

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