Regulating AI to protect personal data

12 September 2022
Privacy and Data Protection

Earlier this year, the UK Government announced the introduction of the Data Protection and Digital Information Bill in which the consultation considered specifically on the interplay of AI technologies with the UK’s data protection regime. On 18 July 2022, the UK Government set out its proposals for regulating the use of AI technologies while protecting data and promoting innovation.

In this podcast our Data Protection solicitors at Clarkslegal discuss the Government’s proposals to regulate the use of AI and what businesses should do.

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12 September 2022

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