Abstract
The article investigated the legal regime of “predictive conclusions” formulated as a result of processing Big Data combined sets. The right of access and the right to rectification are analyzed as potential legal mechanisms for counteracting the effects of predictive conclusions. It is proven that predictive conclusions obtained by artificial intelligence as a result of processing Big Data affect the data subject in the conditions of the data economy. At the same time, it is established that neither the right of access nor the right of rectification protect the data subject from the results of the use of predictive conclusions. The necessity of introducing a new right, which should supplement the system of legal guarantees of personal data protection – “the right to the results of data processing” is substantiated.
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