The policy includes a section disclosing that NVIDIA collects data for autonomous vehicle and AI research and development purposes, describing the data requirements as including high-quality data needed to train AI systems to perceive, classify, and navigate among people and objects. The document excerpt does not include the complete text of this provision.
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The AV and AI research data collection section represents a distinct data processing context within the policy that may involve the incidental collection of personal data captured in real-world driving and environment-sensing scenarios. Compliance teams should assess the full text of this section for data categories, legal bases, retention periods, and sharing practices specific to AV and AI research.
Interpretive note: The document text for the AV and AI research section was truncated; the full data categories, legal bases, sharing practices, and user controls applicable to this provision cannot be assessed from the available text.
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View change record →This provision discloses that NVIDIA collects data for autonomous vehicle and AI research and development, which may include data captured in real-world environments. The full scope of data categories, sharing practices, and user controls applicable to this section cannot be assessed from the truncated document text provided.
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1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: AV and AI research data collection may engage GDPR data minimization and purpose limitation requirements, CCPA's definitions of personal information as applied to sensor and environmental data, and potentially the EU AI …
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The AV and AI research data collection section represents a distinct data processing context within the policy that may involve the incidental collection of personal data captured in real-world driving and environment-sensing scenarios. Compliance teams should assess the full text of this section for data categories, legal bases, retention periods, and sharing practices specific to AV and AI research.
This provision discloses that NVIDIA collects data for autonomous vehicle and AI research and development, which may include data captured in real-world environments. The full scope of data categories, sharing practices, and user controls applicable to this section cannot be assessed from the truncated document text provided.
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