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UK GDPR and AI: Does Your Data Have to Stay in the UK?

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No. UK GDPR has no blanket rule that personal data must stay in the UK. It restricts transfers outside the UK unless you have a valid mechanism, such as adequacy regulations, an International Data Transfer Agreement, or an Article 49 exception. Running AI on servers in your own UK building means th…

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    UK GDPR and AI: Does Your Data Have to Stay in the UK?

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