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While the UK has data protection laws like GDPR, their application to images uploaded to AI tools can be complex. George Martin notes that it's difficult for parents to see what happens to images, making it hard to enforce rights like deletion. The legal framework is still catching up with the rapid development and widespread use of AI technologies.
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