Most executives deploying AI assume they have time to wait for a new law before finalizing compliance. The primary law governing these systems has been enforced since May 2018, and most companies filed it away as a cookie-banner problem.

In this deep dive, the two hosts map how the General Data Protection Regulation already governs the exact point where machines make consequential decisions about people. They walk through Article 22 and the right not to be subject to a solely automated decision, the tiered penalties that put automated-decision failures in the highest bracket at up to 4 percent of worldwide turnover, the SCHUFA ruling that ended the rubber-stamp defense, the four-part standard for wh ...