( November 13, 2026, 13:12 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: Agentic AI and large language models do not create a new set of data protection requirements for online advertising, the UK’s Information Commission’s Office said in a report published on Friday. However, companies may need to adapt how they demonstrate compliance, such as through oversight of automated systems and by understanding the inferences used to select ads, including whether they involve special category data. Businesses remain accountable for their use of personal data, and people’s choices must continue to shape how organizations use information about them, the ICO added.Statement follows. Report is attached. ...
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