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Technical Documentation Obligations in Data Protection, Technology, and Cybersecurity Law
Ceyda Özdemir, Sarah Stummer — Computer Law Review International
Ceyda Özdemir, Sarah Stummer — Computer Law Review International
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Abstract The article examines the obligation to prepare technical documentation under the GDPR, the CRA, and the AI Act, conducts a comparative analysis to explore synergies, overlaps, and divergences between the technical documentation obligations under the three frameworks, and assesses the feasibility of developing joint technical documentation.
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