How will the new EU data protection laws affect your work?
summary
Regulation widens scope and raises penalties — expect fines of 4% of global revenue and uniform rules across the EU — and specific operational demands: allow data access and one month to erase a subject s data, notify breaches within 72 hours, and provide portability in a machine readable form. Practical mitigations include per‑user encryption and deleting the key as deletion, strong separation of personal data, anonymization techniques (generalization, suppression) and independent auditing of models to detect indirect discrimination. Anonymization is hard and often fails.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00GDPR introduction and impact
- 1:13What is GDPR
- 3:44GDPR responsibilities
- 5:53Key GDPR terms
- 11:56User rights under GDPR
- 14:29Technical changes for GDPR
- 18:31Avoiding discrimination in AI
- 23:08Explaining automated decisions
- 25:37Anonymizing data for GDPR
- 28:47GDPR breach notification
- 29:52Q&A: Open data and compliance
- 32:03Q&A: Explanations and risks
- 33:47Q&A: Public data and deletion
- 34:50Q&A: Enforcement and challenges
- 36:18Q&A: Regulations and local rules
- 37:21Q&A: Conflicts with local laws
- 38:24Q&A: Company data scope
- 39:04Q&A: Brexit and GDPR
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