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Artificial Intelligence
The meeting of Rome will start from the "Declaration on generative AI" adopted during the G7 privacy Japan in june 2023. In the document, Privacy and data protection Authorities committed to assuring AI generative development according shared ethic and legal principles. Given the unlimited possibilities open to AI applications, in a world where the difference between personal data and not personal data is more and more fading, their protection cannot be overlooked.
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The G7 Privacy in Rome sets the ambitious goal of discussing the recommendations, rules and good practices identified and shared with the 7 Authorities on each of the four topics included in the agenda of the G7 Privacy Italy 2024, with the G7 Governments and other international fora such as the Council of Europe, the OECD and the Global Privacy Assembly.
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While new technologies favour the dissemination, usability and sharing of data, they also have a decisive impact on data processing methods.
Thus, the G7 Privacy in Rome will focus on the theme of ’emerging technologies’, starting with ‘Privacy-enhancing Technologies’ (so-called ‘PETs’).
Enforcement cooperation
In the current digital economy, international cooperation among the G7 DPAs is felt as strongly needed to effectively implement regulations, mostly in relation to the adoption, worldwide, of new and emerging technologies and the increase in data flow.
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