Swedish DPA releases practical guidelines on using generative AI under GDPR

The Swedish Data Protection Authority (Integritetsskyddsmyndigheten) has published practical guidelines on how public administrations and organisations can responsibly use generative AI while ensuring GDPR compliance. The guidelines recommend: (1) consider data protection regulations as a starting point; (2) use generative AI according to data protection principles; (3) clarify the division of roles between data controller and data processor; (4) ensure that there is a legal basis and other legal support for the use; (5) consider whether automated decision-making and transfer to third countries occur; (6) ensure individual rights in the use of generative AI; and (7) assess the risks of use and ensure appropriate safety.

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