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The Vanishing Record: Artificial Intelligence, Anonymisation, and the Unexamined Premises of Data Protection Law
Data protection law sits on foundations that it has never seriously examined: that it is possible to locate and destroy a record on request; that it is possible to make a record anonymous without identifiers by performing some steps; that a controller which takes a recognised safeguard thereby disch
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