Kamus AI
Personal data
Data about a person who is identified or can be identified.
Names, ID numbers, addresses, phone numbers, face photos and work history are personal data. The PDP Law also names specific personal data, such as health, biometric, genetic, criminal record, children's and personal financial data, which needs stricter protection. Before pasting data into an AI tool, ask: is this data needed, and may it leave our systems?
Also called: Personal data, specific personal data, PII
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Appears in 31 lessons
- When AI goes wrong in hurried hands
- Data that must not go in
- Masking data properly
- Data settings and memory in AI services
- PDP Law basics for AI users
- Making a prototype to test an idea
- Automated decisions and people's rights
- Candidate and employee data that stays out of the model
- Building a safe recruiting kit
- Client confidentiality: what must not go into AI
- New vendor case, part 1: facts and contract review
- Patient data never goes into the model
- Duty rosters and queues
- Operations data that stays out of general AI services
- Handling delivery exceptions
- Financial data that stays out of the model
- Invoices and tax documents
- Month-end close, part 1: preparation and reconciliation
- Customer data from orders stays out of the model
- Prompts for chat, complaints and reviews
- Case: running and closing the season
- Project: a safe shop kit for one product
- Ready-to-use shop templates
- Student data stays out of the model
- Citizens' data and excepted information stay out of the model
- Answering citizen questions and complaints with approved templates
- Checking before publication, and handling information requests after
- A ready-to-use public service template pack
- What stays out of the model: secrets, production data, client code
- Reviewers who probe real data, not the summary
- Data and migrations