>// Classify incoming emails using Workers AI
const { score, label } = env.AI.run("@cf/huggingface/distilbert-sst-2-int8", { text: message.raw" })
This is neat but be careful using an LLM to parse email content. The demo is a BERT model which is a good but I can see how someone might swap this without realising the implications
Also really nice to see emails from workers, its something I have wanted for a while!
The general idea in my head is that instead of each company needing a department to handle GDPR, they outsource the department to the third party. Because of the company's size, I would assume the third party could handle more then one company at a time, lowering costs. Yes this wouldn't solve liability, but it reduces the chance there will be mistakes, like those mentioned in the article.
> "But the kind of mid-sized businesses that knew about GDPR, but maybe didn't have much of a specialised process [to handle requests], failed."
I wonder if there is a market for selling GDPR compliance / advising services. Some company that makes sure your doing everything right, and inspects the requests for validity.