Non-Personal Data
Overview
AI systems, including large language models, rely on non-personal data - such as industrial and scientific information - to drive innovation and optimize performance across sectors. Unlocking new sources of non-personal data can differentiate AI solutions while ensuring compliance. Strategic governance requires clear data ownership, fair access, and effective cross-border sharing. Regulations are constantly evolving through initiatives such as the European Data Union Strategy and the Digital Omnibus. The European Data Strategy aims to increase the availability of data for AI development, harmonize EU data rules and strengthen the EU’s position in the global landscape of data flows. The Commission's Digital Omnibus proposal contains specific legislative recommendations.
Explore insights on AI and Non-Personal Data below.
International:
EU AI Act Developments: Key Political Agreement on the Digital Omnibus on AI, Implementation Timeline and Transparency Consultation
Date: 13 May 2026
Scope: EU
The Data Drought: How AI’s Training Gap Could Expose Users to Liability
Date: 08 Apr 2026
Scope: International
2025 in Data Protection
Date: 08 Jan 2026
Scope: EU
The Data Governance Act - Overview
Date: 17 Jul 2025
Scope: EU, Germany
The Data Act unlocked
Date:16 May 2025
Scope: EU
Data access and data sharing – navigating new rules in the UK and the EU
Date:12 May 2025
Scope: EU
Local:
The Data Governance Act - Overview
Date: 17 Jul 2025
Scope: EU, Germany