Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming industries, from healthcare to finance. Yet, AI depends heavily on personal data, raising critical GDPR concerns.
Key Challenges:
1. Automated Decision-Making: GDPR requires transparency when AI makes decisions affecting individuals.
2. Data Minimization: AI models often rely on vast datasets, but GDPR limits collection to necessary data only.
3. Right to Explanation: Individuals have the right to know how AI-driven decisions are made.
Best Practices for GDPR-Compliant AI:
1. Implement strong data anonymization techniques.
2. Conduct regular Data Protection Impact Assessments (DPIAs).
3. Ensure explainability in AI algorithms.
4. Involve Data Protection Officers (DPOs) in AI governance.
By aligning AI with GDPR principles, organizations can innovate while safeguarding trust and compliance.
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