Data Sovereignty: My House, My Rules – Maybe?

Data Sovereignty refers to the concept that data is subject to the laws and governance structures of the country in which said data is collected or stored, along with the policies of the organization holding or providing the data. With the increasing presence and utility of Artificial Intelligence, Large Language Models, and especially Cloud Computing, data sovereignty has become an issue as potentially blurry as it is important and impactful. The inherently borderless nature of the internet complicates data governance for all, creating significant legal, ethical, and security challenges that often present themselves in unique ways as creative applications of . . .