🔓 LEAKED DOCUMENT 🇮🇪 Shown below is an excerpt from the leaked proposal by the Irish Presidency. The #EU Member States are expected to give their opinions by end of week. 🇪🇺
@maxschrems: “Under these proposals, the profits of #AI companies would trump Europeans' fundamental right to #privacy."
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> when using personal data “in the context of AI”
>Schrems: “It’s like saying anything goes — no matter what you do — as long as it’s done with a specific technology."
Is it a specific technology?
Every couple of years there's something else we call "AI".
And today we usually say "AI", no matter what it's actually about. There's a multitude of technologies, products, what-have-yous marketed as "AI". (Where the currently hot shit really is just LLMs; Well, and sourrounding tech, but who cares, really?)
So my question (IANAL) is this: Does this become potentially applicable practically anywhere?