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This article highlights increasing AI regulatory requirements, data risks and vulnerabilities in AI, and the importance of information governance programs to manage such data.
A fundamental element of any information governance program is for organizations to have a defensible records retention schedule (RRS).
There has been growing regulatory focus around privacy compliance records separate and apart from those containing personal information.
When setting the retention rules for their information governance programs, organizations may find that for certain categories of information, there is no applicable law or regulation that mandates retention.