Datenschutz-Puls 01/09/26 | Podcast

What it is about

The Federal Court of Justice (BGH) hears a case on the scope of the text and data mining exception for AI training data, the Düsseldorf Administrative Court finds that double opt-in logs are not sufficient proof, plus fines from France, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom and Norway.

In this episode

Federal Court of Justice (BGH): a photo in an AI dataset, where does the freedom to train end?
Düsseldorf Administrative Court: no confirmation email, no proof of double opt-in
Munich Regional Court I: publisher sues OpenAI over the NEINhorn
CNIL and Autoriteit Persoonsgegevens: Uber sanctioned again
ICO: fine against Elderly Aids Ltd after 758,000 calls without consent
Datatilsynet Norway: sanction for obstructing the supervisory authority
Bundestag: statement on the draft amendment to the Federal Data Protection Act (BDSG)
BfDI: call for central cookie managers
BSI: social bots barely detectable, reminder of transparency obligations

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