GDPR changes regarding AI
The European Commission plans to amend the GDPR, allowing the processing of personal data for AI without user consent. What does this mean for the protection of my data?
The European Commission plans to amend the GDPR, allowing the processing of personal data for AI without user consent. What does this mean for the protection of my data?
Can companies like Figma use user data to train artificial intelligence without their consent?
I use Google's Gemini AI service and I want to know: am I responsible for the content generated by it? For example, if I use it to write public letters or create images that are then distributed publicly.
If I accidentally installed the PromptLock virus on my computer and it started encrypting my data, can I be held liable for violating data protection laws?
I develop artificial intelligence and want to know: do I have to report critical AI incidents to the State Office of Emergency Management under the new California law if my company works with advanced AI models?
If I create content using artificial intelligence, can I be held criminally liable for distributing it if it harms other people?
I use the Gemini AI assistant in the Chrome browser and I'm wondering if I have the right to require Google to ensure the privacy of my personal data when processing their AI?
If you stayed at a hotel abroad and provided a copy of your passport, do you think the hotel administration should have properly protected this data?
If I accidentally purchase a fake tractor driver's license, what legal consequences could I face?
If I find false information about a judge online, who should I contact to refute it?
The Secretary of the NSDC Rustem Umerov stated that publications about 'approving' or 'removing clauses' from the American plan for Ukraine are not true. Can there be liability for journalists or media for publishing such information?
If I find out that someone has illegally accessed my personal data through government databases, can I claim compensation for moral damages?