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[…] New York, California, and Maine1. This growing attention reflects both the growing integration of chatbots into daily life–for instance, tools that personalize learning, travel, or writing–and increasing calls for transparency and user protection2. While SB 243 is distinct in its focus on youth safeguards, it reflects broader efforts on the state-level to define standards […]

[…] prepare an evaluation of it every four years. Its last evaluation, issued in 2024, identified several challenges to the effective operation of the GDPR, but did not call for large-scale reform. Under pressure following Draghi’s report, the Commission proposed without any consultation a “GDPR Omnibus” on 21 May 2025 containing targeted amendments that eliminate […]

[…] state privacy law. Cal. Code Reg. tit. 11, art. 10 Colo. Code Regs. § 904-3, Parts 8 & 9 EDPB Guidelines on DPIAs What is the assessment called? Risk assessment (RA) Data protection assessment (DPA) Data protection impact assessment (DPIA) The term “data protection assessment” is more common in state privacy law. When, generally, […]

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[…] system’s outputs may be inaccurate or inappropriate. New York A 6578 Asm. Bores (D) Generative AI The “AI Training Data Transparency Act,” would regulate generative AI model/ service training data, including requiring generative artificial intelligence model/service developers to publicly post information on their training data. Table 13. Enrolled or Enacted and Passed (in at […]

[…] controlled experimentation can balance oversight with innovation. State efforts to codify a “right to compute,” such as Montana’s SB 212 (enacted), similarly align with the federal plan’s calls to streamline bureaucratic hurdles and ensure broad access to AI technologies. These parallels show how some states are reflecting federal priorities to embrace a shared vision […]

The 16th Privacy Papers for Policymakers call for submissions is now open until October 30, 2025. FPF’s Privacy Papers for Policymakers Award recognizes leading privacy research and analytical scholarship relevant to policymakers in the U.S. and internationally. The award highlights important work that analyzes current and emerging privacy issues and proposes achievable short-term solutions […]

[…] to reflect a user’s preferences and characteristics. For example, when a person onboards to an AI companion experience, it may prompt the new user to connect the service to other accounts and answer “tell me about yourself” questions. The experience may then generate an AI companion that has the personality of a US president […]