Worried about your Data when using generative AI?

The most common concerns of using generative AI in the workplace

Data Privacy

Generative AI models, like chatbots, often require large amounts of data for training purposes. This data may contain personally identifiable information (PII) which GDPR strictly regulates. People are concerned that their personal data may be used without their explicit consent.

Lack of Transparency

GDPR mandates that companies must be transparent about their data processing activities. However, AI models often operate as "black boxes", making it hard for people to understand how their data is used and processed. This lack of transparency can cause worry about potential GDPR violations.

Automated Decision Making

GDPR gives individuals the right not to be subject to a decision based solely on automated processing. In instances where generative AI is used to make decisions that could significantly impact individuals, there is concern that this could infringe on individuals' rights under GDPR.

Data Storage and Transfer

GDPR requires companies to put measures in place to protect data and limit its transfer to countries outside the European Economic Area. Since AI models are often trained and deployed in different locations, this could potentially lead to violations of GDPR rules.