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Glad to see the Hamburg DPA going in a similar direction as what I was suggesting in the post below: tokens should not be viewed as personal data. Even at the level of the output, “the mere presence of plausible personal information in LLM output is not conclusive evidence that personal data has been memorized, […]
AI won’t replace you – a lawyer who uses it will” is quickly becoming a clich� � but what about junior lawyers and the next generation(s)? With the publication of the “Better Call GPT” study, I thought it would be good to finally publish (and update) an op-ed I have been mulling over since April […]
Yes, GenerativeAI is what people are talking about. Yes, it presents specific risks (notably re disinformation). But from an aigovernance and liability perspective, the risks associated with predictive/discriminative AI are just as relevant. In her speech today re the State of the European Union, Ursula von der Leyen said that we should “not underestimate the […]
This is not an AIAct post. Let’s not forget that before 2 August 2026 (the date that matters to most companies re that Act), there are already many other rules that apply – and have applied for some time – to all kinds of AI systems. For instance, data protection rules (such as the GDPR […]
Controversial discussion-starter of the day: has any authority or court actually established that LLMs and other such models *do* involve the processing of personal data when they predict what might be a relevant next word/token/string of characters in a sequence, a next pixel in an image, etc.? I would love to see the reasoning. Not […]
Lawyers can both be AI advisors (legal implications) and users of machine learning / generativeai / applied statistics / … systems. Tomorrow we will be helping members of the Flemish Bar Association understand some of the key things to look out for and reflexes to have – both for themselves and for their own clients. […]
You’re a Chief AI Officer! And you! And you too!” – Recently, requiring AI officers has become all the rage. (Funnily enough, there were Chief Internet Officers at one point, and there may still be vestiges of the role of Chief Blockchain Officer in some places) In the US, the White House Office of Management […]
As a Data/Tech lawyer and software developer, I love innovation. But I am also cautious about using solutions without first knowing which problem precisely they will solve – or using technology without first thinking about issues that may arise from their use. I have been helping companies on the use of artificialintelligence tools for several […]
100% GDPR compliant” claims seem to have made a big comeback with the flurry of GenerativeAI tools being released*. As a reminder, claiming that a software solution is GDPR compliant is a marketing trick at best and misleading at worst. First, if you’re not sure what the sources are on which a particular AI system […]