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Privacy in AI

AI Data Processing Compliance

Is there a separate data law for artificial intelligence?

No. The law contains no separate AI chapter — processing in such systems is assessed under the general principles, the legal bases, the automated-decision regime and the impact-assessment duty.

When is a solely automated decision prohibited?

Where it produces legal or similarly significant effects for the subject, it is permitted only on explicit consent, in connection with a contract or by law — and the subject may demand human intervention, express a view and contest the decision.

When is an impact assessment mandatory?

Where new technologies create a high probability of risk to rights, and additionally in cases of fully automated significant decisions, large volumes of special-category data and systematic large-scale monitoring. The assessment is a written document retained for at least 1 year after processing ceases.

What if the system uses data for a purpose other than collection?

The law deems further processing incompatible with the original purpose impermissible. Compatibility assessment must account for the connection between purposes, the nature of the relationship with the subject and the subject's reasonable expectations.

4 min·8 Feb 2026

About this service

Artificial-intelligence systems live on data: they collect, analyse, classify and make decisions based on it. The Georgian law on personal data protection contains no separate chapter for artificial intelligence — and that is the first thing anyone working in this field must know. Processing within such systems is assessed under the law's general norms: the principles of processing, the legal bases, the special regime for automated decisions and the impact-assessment duty. This service builds the legal assessment of your system on precisely these four pillars — from product design to operation.

Updated: 14 Oct 2026