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Joint Declaration on AI-Generated Images and Privacy

The AAIP joined over 60 global data protection authorities in issuing a joint declaration addressing AI systems that generate realistic images and videos of identifiable persons without their knowledge or consent. The declaration outlines fundamental expectations including implementation of robust security measures to prevent misuse, transparency about AI capabilities, accessible mechanisms for individuals to request removal of personal content, and specific protections for children and adolescents. The declaration was adopted under the Global Privacy Assembly Working Group on International Enforcement Cooperation, with adherence from authorities spanning six continents.

AAIP Leads 65th Bureau Meeting on Convention 108+ Data Protection

Beatriz Anchorena, Head of the AAIP and President of the Convention 108 Committee Bureau, chaired the 65th Bureau meeting of the Council of Europe's Data Protection Committee on March 18–19. The meeting reviewed Convention 108+ ratification status, which stands at 33 ratifications with 5 additional ratifications required for entry into force. Participants advanced work on Model Contractual Clauses for cross-border data flows and guidelines on AI large language models and neuroscience under the 2026–2029 Work Programme. Observers included EDPS, EDPB, Ecuador's Superintendent of Personal Data Protection, Brazil's ANPD, and Interpol.

AAIP Investigates 5 ON LINE S.R.L. for Alleged Data Protection Violations in Telephone Debt Collection

The AAIP, as the enforcing authority for Argentina's Law No. 25.326 on Personal Data Protection, has initiated an investigation into 5 ON LINE S.R.L. following complaints about alleged illegitimate processing of debtor data during telephone collection activities. The agency has notified potentially linked entities to inform them of the ongoing proceedings and remind them of their legal obligations. If violations are confirmed, the applicable sanctions include fines, warnings, suspension, closure, or cancellation of data databases.