To govern or to be governed, that is the question. Or rather, that was the theme of this year's updated Computers, Privacy, Data Protection and Artificial Intelligence (CPDP.ai) conference organised by the Future of Privacy Forum (FPF) held on 22-24 May in Brussels. The main focus addressed key questions concerning global AI governance and current digital regulatory frameworks when navigating the interaction between privacy and data protection.
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