Privacy group criticises EU data rule changes for AI
UKPulse News Desk
A privacy campaign led by Max Schrems has criticised EU legislators for proposing changes to GDPR rules to accommodate AI, raising the prospect of another legal challenge.
- The Schrems campaign has raised the specter of another legal challenge over proposed GDPR changes.
- Legislators have proposed changes to the EU's data protection rules to cater to AI.
A privacy group has criticised the European Union for changing data protection rules to cater to artificial intelligence, according to a report by The Register.
The campaign, associated with privacy activist Max Schrems, raised the specter of another legal challenge as legislators propose changes to the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
The report states that the privacy group is slamming the EU over the proposed changes, which are intended to accommodate AI.
Why this matters: The proposed changes could affect how GDPR applies to AI systems, and the threat of legal challenge signals potential further disputes over EU data protection rules.