Absolutely. I’ll say again that this aspect of data is eminently tied to the issue of artificial intelligence. Indeed, this intelligence is never just the result of automatic learning. In other words, data is required to be able to reach a form of artificial intelligence.
As a result, we see that the problematic data is often personal information, meaning information that could identify you, directly or indirectly; you, or other individuals, or other groups. It means that this is where the risks truly lie the most often. They aren’t the only risks, but the data used to get to a result are currently subject to legislation.
So that’s my position. I don’t claim to be an artificial intelligence lawyer because I do indeed know my field. I am a personal information protection lawyer. It’s a technology I integrate into my practice. I think that’s really my message today.