This presentation examines how the GDPR applies to automated decision-making and the use of artificial intelligence in personal data processing. It provides legal interpretation of key provisions, such as transparency requirements and the definition of decision-making under the GDPR. Through the analysis of recent case law, the session clarifies the responsibilities of data controllers and processors in AI contexts. It offers practical insights for understanding how emerging technologies intersect with data protection obligations in the EU and highlights the evolving role of legal and regulatory oversight in this dynamic field.
e-Presentation | May 2025 | Learning time: 38 minutes
e-Presentation by Paola Nebbia, Référendaire, Court of Justice of the EU, Luxembourg.