Data under control in AI projects We help determine whether AI can legally use customer, employee and user data
We help determine whether AI can legally use customer, employee and user data-without derailing implementation through legal uncertainty.
OUR SOLUTION
Operational GDPR for AI
We do not write abstract privacy opinions. We review the actual data flow and translate it into a decision: proceed, proceed conditionally, change the model or stop a specific use case.
AI use case
Scope:
- AI purpose
- input data
- users
- impact on individuals
Lawfulness
Scope:
- legal basis
- purpose of processing
- data minimisation
- retention
DPIA
Scope:
- high risk
- automation
- profiling
- risk-mitigation measures
Suppliers
Scope:
- agreements
- sub-processors
- cloud services
- transfers outside the EEA
Transparency
Scope:
- clauses
- privacy policies
- notices to individuals
- information about AI
Rules
Scope:
- AI use policy
- instructions for employees
- checklists
- red flags
Incidents
Scope:
- breach analysis
- notifications
- communications
- remediation plan
WHO IS THIS SERVICE FOR?
this service is for you if
You are a DPO, Legal Manager or Compliance Manager
and need to translate GDPR, DPIA, transfer and transparency requirements into specific decisions for an AI project.
You are a Product Manager, Head of IT or AI Project Owner
and want to know which data you can use in AI, what to avoid and how to prevent the implementation from being blocked at the final stage.
You are a CEO, COO or management board member
and want to implement AI faster while keeping data, reputational and management liability risks under control.
HOW WE WORK
From uncertainty to a decision
Mapping
We review data, tools, suppliers and data flows.
Decision
We assess legality, DPIAs, transfers and transparency.
Structure
We update documents, rules, clauses and procedures.
Response
We support you with questions, incidents and new use cases.
CONTACT US
Implementing AI? Check whether your data is ready for the project.
Protecting privacy does not require innovation to be blocked. What matters is knowing which data may be used in AI, on what basis, subject to which restrictions and what must be disclosed to customers, employees or a regulator.
Tell us which AI tool you are implementing, which data is to be used and in which process: HR, marketing, customer service, sales, product development, analytics, scoring or automation. Indicate whether this concerns a test, an implementation, a live system, a customer enquiry or an incident.
Natalia Lener-Bobek