The French Data Protection Authority (“CNIL”) has unveiled its strategic plan for 2025-2028, highlighting its priorities for the coming years. The plan identifies AI as one of its key focus areas, in which the CNIL commits to: (1) collaborating with European and international partners to promote harmonized AI governance; (2) providing guidance to stakeholders, clarifying applicable rules and implementing effective and balanced regulation of AI; (3) raising public awareness of the challenges raised by AI and the importance of exercising individuals’ rights; and (4) ensuring AI systems comply with applicable rules, including by creating a methodology and tools allowing such monitoring throughout the lifecycle of an AI system, and collaborating with other data protection authorities on EU-wide monitoring actions.
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