After months of political turbulence, the UK’s Data (Use and Access) Bill has finally passed Parliament. Marketed as a major update to the country’s data infrastructure and digital governance, the bill covers everything from NHS data interoperability to digital ID systems and AI-enabled decision-making. The text is broad in scope, modernizing the UK’s GDPR, streamlining data subject access, and enabling more fluid data sharing across public services and smart infrastructure.
However, it also weakens restrictions on automated decision-making and sidesteps key copyright issues raised by AI.
Although the Data Bill does not legislate on copyright…
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