Legal Implications of Data Processing and AI

This lecture covers the legal obligations and ethical considerations related to data processing and artificial intelligence. It discusses the control of consumer credit contracts, good practices, and the coexistence of law and ethics. The main legal implications of AI are explored, including discriminatory bias and safety malfunctions. The lecture also delves into Swiss and European standards for data protection, lawful processing, and the rights of data subjects. It addresses the issue of communication to third parties, consent, and the principles of good faith and proportionality. Furthermore, it examines the essential characteristics of personal data and the implications of automated decision-making. The session concludes with discussions on data protection by design, personalized advertising, and the legal responsibilities in decision support software and autonomous vehicles.