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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 […]

[…] conducts physical or biological identification or profiling. § 7150, subsec. (b). † A decision that results in the provision or denial of , financial or lending services, housing, education enrollment or opportunity, employment or independent contracting opportunities or compensation, or healthcare services. Yes, processing that presents a heightened risk of harm to a consumer […]

[…] by both the Attorney General and the California Privacy Protection Agency (CPPA). The latest regulations from the CPPA are some of the most significant yet. Starting January 1, 2026, businesses will be subject to extensive new obligations concerning automated decisionmaking technology (ADMT), risk assessments, and cybersecurity audits. Today, the Future of Privacy Forum released […]

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[…] law. Prior to founding her consultancy, Axia Advisory, she served as Executive Deputy Superintendent and head of the Cybersecurity Division at the New York Department of Financial Services. Earlier in her career, she founded and led the global cybersecurity practice at Hogan Lovells and served as IBM’s first Chief Privacy Officer. She helped found […]

[…] safety and transparency. SB 53 requires advanced AI developers to publish governance frameworks and transparency reports, establishes mechanisms for reporting critical safety incidents, extends whistleblower protections, and calls for the development of a public computing cluster. In his signing statement, Newsom described SB 53 as a blueprint for other states, arguing on behalf of […]

[…] privacy law with provisions regarding ADMT, requiring covered entities to conduct an ADMT impact assessment and provide consumers rights to access, review, and if the decision concerned housing, the right to correct. Illinois HB 1806 Rep. Morgan (D) Health Limits licensed professionals’ AI use to “permitted uses,” prohibiting AI for independent therapeutic decisions, direct […]

[…] and the compliance landscape. This report excludes: bills and resolutions that merely reference AI in passing; updates to criminal statutes; and legislation focused on areas like elections, housing, agriculture, state investments in workforce development, and public education (which are less likely to involve direct obligations for companies developing or deploying AI technologies). This report […]