Generative Artificial Intelligence And GDPR's Transparency Obligations

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With ChatGPT at the latest, the triumph of various tools equipped with artificial intelligence (AI) has reached the general public.

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Guillaume Hersemeyer

With ChatGPT at the latest, the triumph of various tools equipped with artificial intelligence (AI) has reached the general public. Generative AI refers to a type of AI technology that can generate new content such as text, images or audio based on patterns and examples from existing data. Due to their ability to create realistic, especially convincing human-like content, such tools have gained considerable popularity in a very short time.

Although there is currently no comprehensive AI law (see below for more information), the development and use of generative AI does not only involve technical aspects. There are also legal issues, especially from a privacy perspective, which - let's be clear about this - have not all been conclusively clarified yet.

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Generative Artificial Intelligence And GDPR's Transparency Obligations

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