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[…] in 2025, SB 243 does not reference a chatbot’s ability to retain user history or initiate unsolicited prompts, resulting in a slightly broader definition focused on foreseeable use in emotionally oriented contexts. The law excludes several categories of systems from this definition, including chatbots used solely for customer service, internal research, or operational purposes; […]

[…] to take the first step toward building a responsible AI program. As AI technologies become more integrated into business operations, organizations face growing pressure to ensure their use reflects ethical standards, legal requirements, and core company values. This offers a clear and accessible starting point, outlining foundational structures, processes, and cultural elements that support […]

[…] ers th at th e c h atb ot is artifi cia lly -g ene ra te d eve ry th re e ho urs o f use fo r min o r use rs . ● Dis c lo su re : Pro vid e a “c le ar an d co nsp […]

[…] to object if they know who will receive their data. 3.7. Incentives for pseudonymization and PETs The judgment highlights the compliance advantages of effective pseudonymization and the use of privacy-enhancing technologies (PETs). Where recipients cannot reasonably re-identify individuals, they may not be subject to the same obligations. This creates a clear incentive for organizations […]

[…] automated processing to infer or extrapolate certain listed traits based upon the consumer’s presence in a sensitive location; (5) Processing consumers’ PI which the business intends to use (or make available to others) to (i) train ADMT for a significant decision concerning a consumer, or (ii) train technology that verifies a consumer’s identity or […]

[…] existing state privacy law landscape.  Read the issue brief here Some key takeaways:  (1)  Businesses using ADMT to make significant decisions about consumers must (a) provide pre- use notice to consumers, and comply with consumer requests to opt-out of the use of ADMT and to access information about the business’s ADMT use;  (2)  Businesses […]

[…] states shaped AI legislation during the 2025 legislative session, spotlighting the trends and thematic approaches that steered state policymaking. By grouping legislation into three primary categories: (1) use– and context-specific measures, (2) technology-specific bills, and (3) liability and accountability frameworks, this report highlights the most important developments for industry, policymakers, and other stakeholders within […]

G en era ti ve AI fo r Org an iz a ti on al Use : I n te rn al Polic y Cons id era tio ns F u tu re of Priv a cy Fo ru m , up d ate d Ju ne 20 24 C O NSID ER ATIO […]

[…] other risks. ● Helps draft FPF reports. Stacey Gray, Senior Director for Artificial Intelligence, [email protected] Biometrics – Quarterly calls ● Private sector participants interested in technologies that use biometric data, such as for recognition and verification, detection, characterization, persistent tracking, and other emerging use cases such as digital identity and emotion analysis. ● Discusses […]