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    Artificial Intelligence
    (DSGVO & KI)

    GDPR AI

    Also known as:
    GDPR and AI
    AI Data Protection
    Data Privacy AI
    AI GDPR Compliance
    Updated: 2/12/2026

    The application of GDPR principles to AI systems, especially in automated decision-making and profiling.

    Quick Summary

    Marketing personalization, targeting, scoring – all GDPR-relevant. Transparency about AI use becomes mandatory.

    Explanation

    Art. 22 GDPR: Right not to be subject to automated decisions. Art. 13-15: Right to information about logic of automated processing. Profiling requires consent or legitimate interest.

    Marketing Relevance

    Marketing personalization, targeting, scoring – all GDPR-relevant. Transparency about AI use becomes mandatory.

    Example

    AI price discrimination: If algorithm shows different users different prices, this must be transparent and objection possible.

    Common Pitfalls

    Explainability of AI decisions difficult. Data minimization vs. AI data hunger. Cross-border data transfers.

    Origin & History

    GDPR AI is an established concept in the field of Artificial Intelligence. The concept has evolved alongside the growing importance of AI and data-driven methods.

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    Related Terms

    AI RegulationAI Ethicsexplainable-aidata-privacyautomated-decision-making
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