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No doubt about it, artificial intelligence is here to stay. We are getting past the hype and starting to see how organizations are adopting AI. Even cautious groups who have taken a "wait and see" approach are beginning to dive into AI. From a data privacy perspective, it is time to pay attention.
How can privacy teams be proactive in assessing where AI intersects with personal information across the organization, helping to architect the right governance framework, and identifying and mitigating risk? In this webinar, we talk about how to navigate and process personal data in a compliant way and keep personal data secure in the new world of AI.
As AI starts to get real, you will walk away from this webinar with guidance on assessing the impact of AI on data privacy and building a solid foundation for governance.
In this webinar, we discuss:
How to assess the impact of using and developing new AI tools and where they overlap with personal information.
Risks to watch out for, including updates on enforcement activity and scrutiny by data protection supervisory authorities in the U.K. and EU.
Working together with stakeholders across the business to establish policies and safeguard personal data.
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