The Sunday Show Data Rights in the Age of AI
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Jul 14, 2024 David Carroll and Ravi Naik discuss data protection in the age of AI, focusing on the aftermath of the Cambridge Analytica scandal and the challenges of AI-generated text. They explore the legal boundaries of AI, the role of advocacy in upholding data rights, and the importance of human involvement in AI projects.
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Cambridge Analytica Case
- David Carroll's case against Cambridge Analytica, pre-GDPR, set legal precedents.
- It highlighted data misuse and individuals' data rights.
Meaningful Data Access
- Data access requests must allow for disputes over data completeness and accuracy.
- The Cambridge Analytica case established this right, crucial for meaningful data access.
OpenAI Case
- NOYB's complaint against OpenAI uses similar principles, but OpenAI proposes blocking data instead of rectifying it.
- This raises questions about the adequacy of such a response under GDPR.