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A view from Brussels: A sneak peek into upcoming guidelines on GDPR, AI Act interplay

IAPP · · International · GDPR & International

European regulators are preparing guidance aimed at clarifying how the GDPR and the EU AI Act interact, offering a preview of the framework that will govern personal data use within AI systems across the bloc.

Why this matters: How these two regimes are reconciled will determine the practical strength of individuals' data rights when their information is processed by AI — gaps or ambiguities in the guidance could quietly erode GDPR protections in high-stakes automated contexts.

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