data-protection
Hungry Hungry Hippo was a cool game. The strategy was pretty basic. You had four different hippos all chomping down on plastic marbles. Each player had a hippo. The goal was to hit the hungry hippo at just the right time to gobble up the marbles. But, as kids, that translated to hitting the hippo lever obsessively to get as much circular yumminess as possible. Those with the fullest hippos at the end of the clock, won the round. And so on and so forth.
GenAI is a little similar. Yes, per usual, I’m oversimplifying. I’m comparing one of the most powerful and evolving technological advances in history, to a $15 Milton Bradley game from the late 70s. Yes, this is indeed happening.
But roll with me here.
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What is it?
Set to take effect May 25, 2018, the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) was designed to systematize data privacy laws across Europe, protect the data privacy of EU citizens, and empower residents of the EU with more control over their own personal data, giving them a say about how their data is handled, including what information is used, whether it is transferred to third parties, and when it is erased. At the same time, the legislation takes additional aim at reshaping the way organizations approach data in an increasingly data-driven and digitally expansive world.
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