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AI and Privacy: Data Protection Best Practices

Protect user privacy in AI applications. GDPR compliance, data anonymization, and privacy-preserving ML.

Rottawhite Team11 min readDecember 9, 2024
PrivacyData ProtectionGDPR

AI and Privacy Intersection

AI systems process vast amounts of data, creating privacy challenges that require careful attention.

Privacy Challenges

Data Collection

  • Consent requirements
  • Purpose limitation
  • Minimization
  • Data Processing

  • Inference of sensitive information
  • Re-identification risks
  • Secondary use
  • Model Development

  • Training data exposure
  • Memorization risks
  • Model inversion
  • Regulatory Landscape

    GDPR

  • Lawful basis for processing
  • Right to explanation
  • Data subject rights
  • Cross-border transfers
  • Other Regulations

  • CCPA/CPRA
  • LGPD
  • Industry-specific rules
  • Privacy-Preserving Techniques

    Anonymization

  • K-anonymity
  • L-diversity
  • T-closeness
  • Differential privacy
  • Federated Learning

  • Local computation
  • Model aggregation
  • No raw data sharing
  • Secure Computation

  • Homomorphic encryption
  • Secure multi-party computation
  • Trusted execution environments
  • Best Practices

    Data Governance

  • Data inventory
  • Classification
  • Access controls
  • Retention policies
  • Technical Measures

  • Encryption
  • Access logging
  • De-identification
  • Secure storage
  • Process Controls

  • Privacy impact assessments
  • Regular audits
  • Incident response
  • Training
  • Implementation Steps

  • Map data flows
  • Assess privacy risks
  • Implement safeguards
  • Document compliance
  • Monitor and update
  • Conclusion

    Privacy-respecting AI is both a legal requirement and competitive advantage.

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