GDPR’s Limitations Expose AI Security Risks
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The General Data Protection Regulation, established in 2018, was not crafted with artificial intelligence in mind. As AI technologies become more pervasive, the regulation’s broad, non‑specific provisions struggle to address the nuanced privacy and security challenges posed by machine learning systems.
Experts warn that this mismatch could leave organizations vulnerable to data misuse and breaches. Without targeted safeguards, the GDPR’s existing framework may fail to protect individuals whose data is processed by AI, underscoring the need for updated legal guidance and industry best practices.
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