The problem
Firms adopt AI and customer-data tools without checking privacy duties, creating legal and trust risk.
The opportunity: Data protection and AI compliance pack (UK GDPR)
Who it helps
- Any UK SME handling personal data
- Clinics
- Schools
- Agencies
What the research says
KPMG / University of Melbourne
Trust, attitudes and use of artificial intelligence: A global study (2025)
This is our own extension of the report's theme. The report does not make this recommendation itself.
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The solution
Privacy notices, records of processing, DPIA templates and staff guidance for AI use.
How it is implemented
- 01Map personal data and tools
- 02Update privacy notices
- 03Run DPIAs for AI tools
- 04Train staff
- 05Schedule review
What it needs
- Legal or DPO review
- Templates
- Tool inventory
- Staff briefing
Want this implemented in your business?
No self-serve tool yet. We can scope and build it for your business on request.
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