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Denmark’s DPA warns against using AI to file complaints

Denmark’s data protection authority, Datatilsynet, warned consumers against relying too much on AI to help generate inquiries or complaints. The agency said AI tools can unintentionally share people’s personal data and distort complaints; the DPA recommends citizens and businesses use…

Beyond job displacement: Operational fragility is the real AI risk

As organizations look to implement AI, potential risks associated with the technology could affect the organizational operations and systems. BLB Legal’s Ã�dám Liber, CIPP/E, CIPM, FIP, and Tamás Bereczki, CIPP/E, wrote, “deploying AI is not merely an IT initiative but…

Garante clarifies position on airport facial recognition

Italy’s data protection authority, the Garante, said it has not banned the use of compliant facial recognition programs in airports following its suspension of airport group Società per Azioni Esercizi Aeroportuali’s programs. The Garante noted the programs require “technological solutions…

Italy first EU member to approve state-level AI rules

Italy became the first EU member state to pass comprehensive AI regulations that align with the EU AI Act, Reuters reports. The law aims to prevent harmful AI-generated content, including deepfakes, while introducing cross-sectoral requirements for AI data processing and…

Advocacy groups, GPA outline edtech policy considerations

UNICEF, UNESCO and the Global Privacy Assembly collaborated to review education technology’s data protection implications and provided recommendations for organizations to address potential challenges. The recommendations indicated organizations should work to promote safe, secure use of educational tools while enabling…

Ireland’s DPC appoints Niamh Sweeney as commissioner

Ireland’s Data Protection Commission appointed Niamh Sweeney to complete its three-commissioner bench alongside Des Hogan and Dale Sunderland. Prior to joining the DPC, Sweeney worked as a special advisor to Ireland’s Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade and Facebook Ireland’s…