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Building AI Pipelines That Comply with GDPR, HIPAA, and Industry Standards

Sai Kalyani Rachapalli

2022 · DOI: 10.55041/isjem00141
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TLDR

This work discusses the design and process blueprint for the establishment of AI pipelines that comply with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), and different sectoral standards.

Abstract

The high take-up rate of artificial intelligence (AI)

by different sectors has triggered critical interest in data

security, privacy, and ethics compliance. This work discusses

the design and process blueprint for the establishment of AI

pipelines that comply with the General Data Protection

Regulation (GDPR), the Health Insurance Portability and

Accountability Act (HIPAA), and different sectoral standards.

The aim is to offer a sound methodology to incorporate

compliance checks at every stage of the AI lifecycle, from

data collection to deployment. Our method focuses on

incorporating privacy-preserving methods, secure data

engineering principles, and auditability. Through a

comparative analysis of AI development processes and

regulatory requirements, we identify friction points and

suggest technical as well as organizational solutions. The

paper also analyzes case studies to test the proposed

framework and addresses its implication for AI governance

and ethical AI deployment.

The research highlights the need for cross-disciplinary

cooperation between legal professionals, data scientists, and

organizational stakeholders to provide end-to-end

compliance. We propose certain tools and technologies,

including federated learning and secure multiparty

computation, that enable the enforcement of regulatory

requirements without undermining model effectiveness. This

paper makes a contribution to current discussion by offering

a guidebook to action for businesses to enact ethical AI while

preserving competitive edge in a highly regulated digital

environment.

Keywords- AI pipeline, GDPR, HIPAA, data privacy,

compliance, ethical AI, data governance, security standards,

machine learning, privacy-preserving computation