The world after the GDPR: What moral claim to data protection will we have when AIs need our data to cure terminally ill patients? Is data protection really the most common cause of death in some countries? Will we see data protection as antisocial in the future? In today's trend analysis, I would like to share why we are probably experiencing the last stand of data protection in its classical 1960s orientation. I would like to speak with you about intelligence, the trouble some legacy of the late 60s, and the ethical question. Follow me as we explore a different perspective on one of the most important questions of our time.