How the EU Digital Omnibus Could Re-Write Privacy & AI Law
summary
European Commission package promises DPIA white/blacklists, centralized breach reporting and automated browser signals but also slips in last‑minute rules that complicate not simplify: a new subjective personal data test that fragments supply‑chain obligations; article 88C presumes AI training as legitimate interest while leaving the necessity/balancing tests and technical safeguards undefined and adding an unconditional opt‑out that is retroactive and operationally infeasible; article 41A enables centralized rulemaking on what counts as personal data, risking conflict with the Charter and CJEU review.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00EU Digital Omnibus overview
- 1:48Critique of simplification narrative
- 8:06AI training and legitimate interest
- 14:03Rejection of access requests abuse
- 21:30Browser signals and media exemptions
- 26:47Centralization in Article 88 and 41A
- 29:16EU-US data privacy framework update
- 31:23Closing remarks and Q&A
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