Why should data sets care about privacy,rule of law and human rights in at all
summary
Argues that datasets must be built with law and rights baked in: track the EU Digital Decade rules, map dataset uses to the AI Act risk categories, and budget for national compliance costs rather than treat regulation as an afterthought. Notes GDPR became a global standard, warns that AI Act preamble vs clauses leaves obligations weak, cites industry lobbying (big tech pushing to avoid AI definitions) and movement building like join AI Alliance / Croatian AI Association; mentors over 100 startups and pushes for practical engagement.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:27Data scientists and law/rights
- 3:27Jurisdiction and EU digital strategy
- 17:57Shaping AI policies
- 29:30EU regulations impact
- 32:19Final remarks
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