Your AI Rights in the UK: Data, Decisions and Redress

What's inside

1. Level 1: Where AI Decisions Touch Your Daily LifeFree
   Learners map where organisations use AI to make or shape decisions about them at work, as customers and as citizens, and learn that this course is general information, not legal advice.
2. Level 2: Personal Data and the UK GDPR PrinciplesFree
   Learners understand what counts as personal data and how the seven UK GDPR principles limit what organisations can do with it when they use AI.
3. Level 3: Right of Access: Your Subject Access Request
   Learners use the right of access to find out what data an organisation holds about them and how its AI systems use it.
4. Level 4: Correction and Erasure: Fixing and Deleting Data
   Learners use the rights to rectification and erasure to correct wrong data and wrong AI-generated inferences, and to get data deleted where the law allows.
5. Level 5: Objection and Portability: Saying No and Moving Data
   Learners use the right to object, including the absolute right to object to direct marketing, and the right to data portability to control how their data is used and moved.
6. Level 6: Automated Decisions Under Articles 22A–22D
   Learners understand how the Data (Use and Access) Act 2025 replaced UK GDPR Article 22 with Articles 22A–22D from 5 February 2026, and what safeguards apply to significant decisions based solely on automated processing.
7. Level 7: AI in Recruitment: Screening, Tests and Rejections
   Learners apply data protection and automated decision-making rules to AI CV screening, video interviews and online tests, and learn how to ask for a human review of a rejection.
8. Level 8: AI at Work: Monitoring and Performance Management
   Learners understand their rights when employers use AI to monitor staff, allocate work or manage performance, including transparency, proportionality and challenging automated outcomes.
9. Level 9: Credit Scoring and Lending Decisions
   Learners understand how credit reference agencies and lenders use automated scoring, and how to check, correct and challenge credit decisions.
10. Level 10: Insurance, Risk Profiling and Personalised Pricing
    Learners understand how insurers and retailers use AI for risk profiling and personalised pricing, and which data protection, consumer and financial services rules apply.
11. Level 11: Public Sector AI: Benefits, Policing and Immigration
    Learners get an outline of how public bodies use algorithms in benefits, policing and immigration, and the extra transparency and legal routes that apply to the state.
12. Level 12: AI in Health and Care
    Learners understand how AI is used in NHS and private healthcare and what rights apply to health data as special category data, including the national data opt-out.
13. Level 13: Algorithmic Bias and the Equality Act 2010
    Learners use the Equality Act 2010 to recognise and challenge direct and indirect discrimination caused by AI systems.
14. Level 14: Consumer Rights When AI Chatbots Get It Wrong
    Learners apply UK consumer protection law when AI chatbots or automated customer service give wrong information, mislead them or block access to a human.
15. Level 15: False AI-Generated Content About You
    Learners get an outline of the remedies when AI tools produce false or harmful content about them, including data rights, platform reporting and defamation.
16. Level 16: Using Your Own Data Safely With AI Tools
    Learners know how to use their own data with AI tools safely: they check privacy settings, training opt-outs and what not to share.
17. Level 17: Complaining to the Organisation First
    Learners build a clear, documented complaint to the organisation that will hold up if escalated later, including under the new complaint-handling duties for controllers.
18. Level 18: Escalating: the ICO, Ombudsmen and the Courts
    Learners pick the right external route (the ICO, a sector ombudsman, a tribunal or the courts) and understand what each can and cannot do for them.
19. Level 19: The EU AI Act and How It Reaches UK People
    Learners get an outline of the EU AI Act's risk-based approach and when it can affect people in the UK who deal with EU-linked organisations or AI systems.
20. Level 20: Final Challenge: Defending Your AI Rights End to End Exam
    Learners bring together the whole course by working through realistic multi-step scenarios, from spotting an AI decision to getting redress, with a final reminder that this is general information, not legal advice.

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