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- UK regulation, Privacy
The UK ICO published a report following its scrutiny of ten of the world’s largest artificial intelligence foundation model developers operating in the UK.
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What it means for organisations
- Know what personal data you hold, where it lives and who can reach it – most obligations start there.
- Collect only what you need, and be able to say why you hold it and for how long.
- Report a serious personal data breach to the ICO within 72 hours of becoming aware of it.
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