Where the information comes from

Privacy × AI relies first on legislation, court judgments, regulatory decisions and official guidance. Specialist publications are used to provide context and explain differing interpretations.

Sources are grouped below by type. Wherever possible, claims in each issue link directly to the relevant official document.

EU law, institutions and courts

Primary · EU level

EUR-Lex EU legislation EDPB Guidance and opinions EDPS EU institutional supervision European Commission Policy and implementation European AI Office AI Act implementation and enforcement CJEU EU case law

National data protection authorities

Primary · national level

CNIL France DSK German supervisory authorities Datatilsynet Denmark Garante Italy DPC Ireland AEPD Spain ICO United Kingdom

Standards, security and international guidance

Official · supporting guidance

ENISA Cybersecurity guidance OECD AI and digital policy Council of Europe Data protection standards NIST Privacy Framework

Specialist publications and reference tools

Secondary · analysis and reference

IAPP News and analysis noyb Complaints and litigation EU AI Act Portal Unofficial reference tool

The same approach is used in every issue: official and primary sources first, specialist commentary second. This list is not exhaustive; additional sources are used where relevant to the topic.
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