TL;DR
This paper explores technical approaches, especially AI-based transparency and access methods, to enhance data sovereignty for consumers under the GDPR, making data rights more practical and effective.
Contribution
It introduces new AI-driven transparency and access modalities that improve the implementation of data subject rights in a machine-readable and user-friendly manner.
Findings
Semi-automated extraction of transparency information
Representation of data in machine-readable format
Delivery of information via virtual assistants and search enrichment
Abstract
A sufficient level of data sovereignty is extremely difficult for consumers in practice. The EU General Data Protection Regulation guarantees comprehensive data subject rights, which must be implemented by responsible controllers through technical and organizational measures. Traditional approaches, such as the provision of lengthy data protection declarations or the downloading of raw personal data without further assistance, do not meet the requirements of informational self-determination. The new technical approaches outlined below, in particular AI-based transparency and access modalities, demonstrate the practicability of effective and versatile mechanisms. For this purpose, the relevant transparency information is extracted in a semi-automated way, represented in a machine-readable format, and then played out via diverse channels such as virtual assistants or the enrichment of…
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