Intermediate
Why local AI for data protection
Keeping data on your own machines is the clearest practical argument for local AI. Where that genuinely helps with data protection, and where it does not.
AI-specific regulation like the EU AI Act, alongside data residency, GDPR, and the practical case for keeping data in-house.
Keeping data on your own machines is the clearest practical argument for local AI. Where that genuinely helps with data protection, and where it does not.
The EU AI Act is the first comprehensive law regulating AI itself, not just the data it uses. Its risk-based structure, who it applies to, and where things stand.
What the EU AI Act actually means if you run open models on your own hardware: whether you are a provider or a deployer, the open-source carve-outs, and their limits.