The AI Act and its consequences for data protection
The AI Act is the first law for AI and gives manufacturers of AI applications between six months and three years to adapt to the new rules. Anyone who wants to use AI in sensitive areas will have to strictly control the AI data and its quality and create transparency - classic core disciplines from data management. The EU has done pioneering work and, with the AI Act, has regulated what is currently the most dynamic and important branch of the data industry, just as it did with the GDPR in April 2016 and the Digital Operational Resilience (DORA) in January of this...
