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Latest issue Issue 10 · 4 November 2026

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Trained AI models and data subject rights

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Italy The Garante makes its opinion on Trento's AI rules conditional on rights that can be exercised against models already trained.
Germany / EU The BGH asks the EU Court of Justice whether a social network is a controller for users' posts and whether the hosting exemptions bar damages under Article 82 GDPR.
Spain The AEPD sets out the controls it expects providers of AI agents to offer.
Enforcement IMY disapplies Sweden's constitutional protection for people-search services; the CNIL fines Fnac 7 million euro over an app tracker; Polish courts uphold UODO twice.

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Written by Gvantsa Gabaidze

Gvantsa is a data protection lawyer with over eight years of legal and regulatory experience. She spent five years at Georgia's data protection supervisory authority. Today, she advises organisations on GDPR and Georgian data protection compliance, including as part of an outsourced DPO service.

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