Google Search AI is not “just making inferences”. Under GDPR Article 4(4), inference is profiling when it evaluates or predicts personal aspects of an identifiable person.
In the uploaded GDPR text, it states:
“Profiling means any form of automated processing of personal data consisting of the use of personal data to evaluate certain personal aspects […] to analyse or predict behaviour, preferences, interests, etc.”
(GDPR Article 4(4), from the uploaded document)
This means:
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if Google AI uses search results, forum posts or any online data
to infer new personal data about me, -
then this is profiling,
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and it requires a lawful basis under Article 6,
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which Google does not have.
Inference = profiling.
There is no legal distinction.
Calling it “just inference” does not remove GDPR obligations.
My video evidence shows that Google Search AI links my real identity with my online alias and generates new personal data about me.
This falls under the highest GDPR fine category (Articles 5, 6, 7, 12–22, 25).