Foamea nestăvilită de date personale a inteligenței artificiale. Poate legislația actuală să o înfrâneze puțin sau lăsăm tehnologia să își împlinească potențialul?
AI's insatiable appetite for personal data. Can current legislation rein it in a bit or should we let technology fulfil its potential?

Summary/Abstract: Personal data processing should be at the service of citizens. The same should also be true when it comes to technology - it too should be at the service of citizens, but sometimes we forget that these areas should be working together, not sacrificing one for the other. Certainly, the right to have personal data protected is not an absolute right, but it must be considered in relation to the function it performs in society and must be balanced with other fundamental rights, in accordance with the principle of proportionality. Therefore, before any discussion concerning legislative principles and technical concepts, we should take a step back and ask "what is the purpose of an activity involving personal data in society - does it benefit the many or the few". This article discusses the difference between profiling and automated individual decision-making, the effectiveness of Article 22 of the GDPR and the risks that can arise from profiling.

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