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Internet Communication Technologies (ICTs) are shaping our lives in diverse and dynamic ways. The information exchanged through these technologies is of multiple proportions. Data is processed, retained, and managed through ICTs. Hence ICTs are the medium that has created a data-driven virtual world that affects lives from microscopic to macroscopic levels. Also, Internet of Things (IoTs) relies on ICTs for functioning effectively, and synergizing these with the adoption of Artificial Intelligence can lead to surprising productive results. This potent trio (IoTs, ICTs, and AI) of the Virtual world flourishes on information in the form of Data. Fundamentally these technologies are data-driven technologies therefore it becomes essential to regulate the data and its retention, processing, and management. Globally efforts are being made to strengthen the data regulation regime and mechanism to answer various challenges posed by these very Trio of Virtual worlds. The chapter will comprehensively examine the data regulations mechanism of Europe and India. Since GDPR and EU AI Act 2023 are the path-breaking legal manifestoes for the globe to regulate data generated and used by ICTs and AI.

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A Multi-layered Approach: Examining the Interplay Between GDPR, EU AI Act, and DPDP Act for ICT

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  • 发表日期：

    2025年

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  • Meenakshi Punia,
  • Arjun Choudhary,
  • Kumari Sudha,
  • Thammadi Shashank

摘要

Internet Communication Technologies (ICTs) are shaping our lives in diverse and dynamic ways. The information exchanged through these technologies is of multiple proportions. Data is processed, retained, and managed through ICTs. Hence ICTs are the medium that has created a data-driven virtual world that affects lives from microscopic to macroscopic levels. Also, Internet of Things (IoTs) relies on ICTs for functioning effectively, and synergizing these with the adoption of Artificial Intelligence can lead to surprising productive results. This potent trio (IoTs, ICTs, and AI) of the Virtual world flourishes on information in the form of Data. Fundamentally these technologies are data-driven technologies therefore it becomes essential to regulate the data and its retention, processing, and management. Globally efforts are being made to strengthen the data regulation regime and mechanism to answer various challenges posed by these very Trio of Virtual worlds. The chapter will comprehensively examine the data regulations mechanism of Europe and India. Since GDPR and EU AI Act 2023 are the path-breaking legal manifestoes for the globe to regulate data generated and used by ICTs and AI.