
Where does your data go when AI takes over?
APRÓ is hosting a breakfast meeting on data protection, processing agreements, and the use of GPT, Claude, and other AI solutions in the operations of companies and institutions.
APRÓ Meeting Room at Urðarhvarf
June 18
Where does your data go when AI takes over?
Where:
APRÓ Meeting Room at Urðarhvarf
When:
June 18
8:30-10:00
Price:
Free
About the event
APRÓ is hosting a breakfast meeting on June 18, 2026, from 8:30–10:00 a.m.
AI is now part of daily business operations. But where does your data go when you use GPT, Claude, and other AI solutions?
At this event, we'll cover how the same AI models can be subject to very different processing agreements, data protection, and jurisdiction depending on which approach you choose. We'll discuss the EU Data Boundary, the responsibilities of buyers and service providers, and what companies need to know before adopting new AI solutions.
Agenda
Andri Örvar Baldvinsson, Head of Business Development at APRÓ, and Anna Kristín Agnarsdóttir, a lawyer and consultant at SoftwareOne, will walk through the key considerations around AI use in companies and organizations.
Topics include:
What processing agreements are and why they matter
Where your data is processed when you use GPT, Claude, and other AI solutions
The EU Data Boundary and cross-border data transfers
Responsibilities of buyers, service providers, and administrators
How changes from Microsoft, AWS, Google, OpenAI, and Anthropic affect Icelandic companies
Why a processing agreement signed years ago may not reflect today's situation
Questions to ask before adopting an AI solution
We'll welcome discussion and questions from the audience.
The session will be moderated by Dr. Óli Páll Geirsson.
Who should attend
This event is designed for managers, IT professionals, data protection officers, project managers, and anyone who wants to better understand how to make informed decisions about AI use in business and organizational operations.
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