Fraaaank
Joined 7 years ago
Joined 7 years ago
Since you can't be 100% certain that a filter redacts all personal data, you'd have to make sure that you have measures in place which allow OpenAI to legally process personal data on your behalf. Otherwise you'd technically have a data breach (from a GDPR pov).
And if OpenAI can legally process personal data on your behalf, why bother filtering if processing with filtering is also compliant?
There is European legislation since 2024 that allows 'digital' notaries (Directive 2019/1151). Not many notaries support it though.
The result is the same. Technically there's no such thing as denying, only providing (explicit) consent. If consent is required and no consent is provided, then there is no ground for processing.
Besides, many standards have been created over the past 20 years, yet most invoices are still only sent as PDF.