WEBINAR | How to adopt AI in compliance with the GDPR 

AI has transformed how organisations operate – but also presents a minefield of compliance challenges.

Data protection laws like the GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) have shone a spotlight on how organisations handle personal data, particularly when deploying AI systems.

Privacy consultant Mark James warns:

“AI systems can lack transparency in how they make decisions, leading to bias, discrimination and significant data privacy risks.”

Why is compliance with the GDPR important when adopting AI?

  • Opaque decision-making: AI systems often make decisions in a ‘black box’, leaving data subjects vulnerable to bias and discrimination.
  • Automated decision-making: Organisations must respect data subjects’ rights related to fully automated decision-making, which can have significant legal and financial consequences.
  • Sensitive-data processing risks: Technologies like facial recognition require handling biometric data, making data protection crucial.

Webinar Agenda

In this webinar, you’ll get practical strategies and expert insights from Mark James, including:

  • How existing data protection laws such as the GDPR regulate AI use;
  • Assessing risk and mitigation strategies through DPIAs (data protection impact assessments);
  • Key data protection pitfalls to look out for when assessing AI tools;
  • Privacy by design as a concept for organisations striving for innovation; and
  • Our recommendations for AI success.

Delivered by

Mark James
GDPR Consultant, DQM GRC 

Mark is a qualified DPO (data protection officer) and consultant who provides support to clients with their compliance. He has worked with more than 1,500 organisations, helping them correctly apply data protection regulation as well as regulations such as the PECR (Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations), both in the UK and internationally. 

Mark’s recent assignments have included working with a diverse range of organisations to apply a pragmatic approach to compliance through implementation projects involving assessments; DPO services; policy and process discovery and documentation; subject access request and breach support; and DPIA completion. 

He has a strong network, security, IT and telecoms background. Mark has a detailed technical or accredited understanding of frameworks including Cyber Essentials, ISO 27001, ISO 27701, ISO 22301, ISO 31000, BS 10012 and PCI DSS 4.0. He has also trained in ISO 9001, ISO 14001, CREST, HIPAA and MLO (Money Laundering Officer).  

Earn CPD points

Attendees will earn CPD points, enhancing their professional standing within the field of information security.