ABSTRACT
Some already considered AI as a new industrial revolution, recent developments in AI and related solutions such as machine learning, have radically changed everyday life such as self-driven cars. This revolution inevitably also brings changes to regulatory and social fields, creating new legal gaps to be filled and challenges that only a few decades ago, seemed to belong to a distant future. It is undeniable that the use of these intelligent systems and algorithms also brings a lot of risks that are essential to foreseeing and monitoring. For example, illegitimate compression of the privacy sphere of individuals and their data safety. The possibility of data in the hands of a few companies may favour the creation of new monopolies or be a source of distortions or the risk than an extreme profiling of the choices of individuals may select and filter the contents and information to be proposed to each of them to compromising their freedom of choice and the ability to self-determine. Additionally, there may be need to regulate specific issues related to the use of AI, such as the allocation of liability for conduct of intelligent machines that are not applicability of the legislation that is why in the light of existing of these systems legal principles are required to adopted.
Vlachos, Apostolos, Artificial Intelligence Challenges to Data Protection (March 7, 2024).
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