Interesting study by the Center for Reasearch on Foundation Models, Stanford University, Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence, on compliance of Foundation Model Providers, such as OpenAI, Google and Meta, with the Draft EU AI Act. Here is the link to the study, and the results indicate that the 10 providers analysed “largely do not” comply with the draft requirements of the EU AI Act.
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A Practical Look into GDPR for IT – Final Part 3
I have just published here the third and last article of my short series on the EU General Data Protection Regulation 2016/679 (GDPR) for IT.
In this final article I discuss a few points about the managing of data breaches and of the IT measures required to satisfy the citizens’ rights on their personal data managed by IT systems.
A Practical Look into GDPR for IT – Part 2
I have just published here the second article of my short series on the EU General Data Protection Regulation 2016/679 (GDPR) for IT.
In this article I discuss a few points about the risk-based approach requested by the GDPR which introduces the Data Protection Impact Assessment (DPIA), and a few IT security measures which should often be useful to mitigate risks to the personal data.
A Practical Look into GDPR for IT
I have just published here the first article of a short series in which I consider some aspects of the requirements on IT systems and services due to the EU General Data Protection Regulation 2016/679 (GDPR).
I started to write these articles in an effort, first of all for myself, to understand what actually the GDPR requires from IT, which areas of IT can be impacted by it and how IT can help companies in implementing GDPR compliance. Obviously my main interest is in understanding which IT security measures are most effective in protecting GDPR data and which is the interrelation between IT security and GDPR compliance.
Andrea Pasquinucci 