GDPR and artificial intelligence
Articles tagged GDPR and artificial intelligence on mistr.AI.
- New Guardrails Feature in n8n Ensures Safe Operation of Your Automations — Artificial intelligence is a great servant, but data security often keeps us up at night. Imagine if your AI assistants had their own bodyguard who checks every word before it leaves the company. That's exactly what the new n8n feature brings — acting as an invisible shield for your automations. Let's take a look at how this elegant function protects your sensitive data and ensures your chatbot doesn't let anything slip, all without complex programming.
- Without Solid Foundations, AI in Companies Collapses Like a House of Cards — Algorithms can be as good as they like, but with bad data you won't create anything useful. Yet most companies still deploy AI systems on chaotic, incomplete, or low-quality data. The result? Flawed decisions, wasted money, and frustrated customers. All it would take is an investment in what most people overlook: proper data foundations. Without them, no AI will move forward.
- Meta Will Start Tracking AI Conversations and Targeting Ads Based on Them — Starting in December, Facebook and Instagram users face an unavoidable change. Meta has announced it will begin using all conversations with the Meta AI chatbot to personalize ads and content. No opt-out will be possible. Ask the assistant for hiking tips? Get ready for ads about trekking boots. This move puts AI conversations on the same level as likes or post shares.
- Half of Czechs Would Leave a Company Where AI Talks to Them Instead of a Recruiter — Saturday evening, 23:47. You have just submitted a job application and two minutes later you receive an interview invitation. The virtual assistant Alex can interview you before midnight. But here is the catch – nearly half of Czechs who have tried a similar interview rate the AI experience negatively. And one in ten would abandon the application entirely. Why are companies still betting on robots in HR? And how does it all actually work?