AI DPIA: when is it required? Five-step check (2026)
A DPIA is required when your AI system is likely to result in a high risk (Art. 35 GDPR). Short answer, authority lists and the criteria in five steps.
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Privacy and GDPR
Analysis of the GDPR, data protection, supervisory authorities and the places where privacy and AI meet.
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Reddit vs Dutch DPA: AI training data ruling
Dutch court cleared the Autoriteit Persoonsgegevens to investigate Reddit's sale of user data to AI developers. Key GDPR implications for the sector.
Read moreDMA + GDPR 2025: new rules for major platforms
European Commission and EDPB published joint guidelines clarifying for the first time how the Digital Markets Act and GDPR intersect for major platforms.
Read moreMeta DSA ruling: Dutch court forces algorithm change
Amsterdam court rules Meta's auto-reset to algorithmic feed is a prohibited DSA dark pattern. What this landmark ruling means for platforms across the EU.
Read moreLinkedIn AI & Dutch DPA warning: what you must know
The Dutch Data Protection Authority actively warns against LinkedIn's plans to use user data for AI training.
Read moreLatombe v. Commission: EU-uS data privacy framework
EU General Court upholds the EU-US Data Privacy Framework in Latombe v. Commission. What the ruling means for transatlantic data transfers in 2025.
Read moreDPIA vs FRIA: what is the difference? 5 points (2026)
DPIA or FRIA? The DPIA comes from the GDPR, the FRIA from Article 27 AI Act. The 5 differences in one table, who must do which, and how to combine them.
Read moreDutch DPA: emotion recognition is risky (2025)
Dutch DPA's 2025 report: emotion recognition AI is built on disputed assumptions and poses serious EU AI Act risks. Key findings explained.
Read moreEU AI Act and GDPR compliance: the AI privacy guide (2026)
How the EU AI Act and GDPR work together in 2026: lawful basis, DPIAs, automated decisions, bias, data governance, human oversight and the AI Act compliance obligations that overlap with privacy.
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