Masters of Privacy · 2026-06-14 · 1h 14m
“ You trust your chatbot with everything. Should you? ” is the title of Theodore Christakis’ comprehensive research project on the privacy of our conversations with AI. Part two of this project (“ Governments, Courts and the Battle Over Your Chatbot Conversations ”) was published on June 8th, and we have taken the opportunity to ask the author for a high-level overview of his findings. On top of this, we have also discussed his separate piece on the rise of AI-powered health assistants against the backdrop of the new European Health Data Space, discussed last week in our Spanish-language channel. (Our previous conversation with Mr. Christakis focused on the use of personal data in LLM training datasets.) Theodore Christakis is Professor of International, European and Digital Law at University Grenoble Alpes (France). He holds, since 2019, the Chair on the Legal and Regulatory Implications of Artificial Intelligence at the Multidisciplinary Institute on AI (AI-Regulation.com).
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