When a company processes personal data with AI, the Data Protection Officer must understand the technology, not just the law. Manuel Navarro Rajoy is a DPO certified by the AEPD (register A2025166DPD) and also a software engineer: he coordinates the GDPR and the AI Act through a single point of contact.
The GDPR requires independent oversight of data processing, and increasingly that processing is carried out with artificial intelligence: scoring, segmentation, chatbots, CV screening, biometrics. A DPO without a technical profile is confined to the paperwork; one who also builds software can review the model, the training data, the logs and the human oversight, and coordinate the GDPR with the AI Act without contradictions.
The same professional who oversees your compliance is a Court-Appointed Computer Forensic Expert (TIP 639): he can prepare and ratify forensic evidence before the AEPD, the AESIA or a court. Compliance and defence, without changing provider.
A Data Protection Officer who, in addition to mastering the GDPR, understands artificial intelligence technology: they can oversee AI-driven processing, review models, training data, logs and human oversight, and coordinate the GDPR with the AI Act.
Because most AI systems process personal data and privacy decisions (impact assessments, human oversight, transparency) are only actionable if you understand how the system works. A DPO without a technical profile stops at the paperwork.
No: they are complementary. The DPO continuously oversees data processing; AI Act compliance organises the AI Regulation's obligations (inventory, risk classification, transparency). They are coordinated so as not to duplicate work.
Yes. This service is an external DPO with a technical AI profile; it can be engaged as a monthly retainer, just like the standard external DPO and under the same pricing model.
Tell me which AI systems you use and on what data. I'll prepare a free initial assessment within 24 business hours, with a fixed scope and price.
