Interview with Miguel Bernal-Castillero
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Regulators describe forming an international enforcement working group that runs closed collaboration sessions and last year publishes a joint statement on data scraping after surveying large-scale scraping incidents; engagement with global firms produces remedial commitments and avoids formal enforcement in several cases. Plans for the next three years set three strategic priorities: streamlining processes and people, adapting privacy law to rapid technological change (including AI), and prioritizing children's rights, with cross‑cutting work on partnerships and joint regulatory tools.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:41What is your view on the current evolution of data regulation and compliance, including on AI?
- 1:43From your point of view, what will be the main challenges with data regulation in the years to come?
- 3:02How important are international dialogue and cooperation?
- 6:57Why are conferences like the Privacy Symposium important?
- 7:40What is your priority objective for the coming year?
- 9:36Is there any message you would like to share?
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