The book “Data Protection and Artif icial Intelligence” (Volume 13 of the Data Protection and Privacy series) by Hart Publishing provides a comprehensive and insightful exploration of the impact of artif icial intelligence (AI) on data privacy. The book compiles eight academic articles that analyze the challenges and implications of AI on personal data privacy, offering insights into regulatory frameworks, ethical considerations, and practical applications. The book is structured to provide a multifaceted perspective on the subject: (1) Regulatory Frameworks: It examines existing data protection regulations in the European Union (EU) and their application to AI technologies. It also analyzes the adequacy of current legal frameworks in addressing the challenges posed by AI. (2) Ethical Considerations: It explores the ethical issues arising from AI, including transparency, accountability, and fairness.
The articles emphasize the importance of developing AI systems that respect individual privacy rights and align with ethical standards. (3) Practical Applications: It highlights real-world scenarios where AI and data protection intersect, such as in healthcare, f inance, and law enforcement. The case studies illustrate practical challenges and propose solutions for integrating AI responsibly in various sectors. All in all, this book is suitable for readers who wish to understand the complexities of regulating AI in a way that balance individual privacy rights and technological innovation.