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[…] of this word to either Coleman Wong (as part of his name) or to the Chief Executive of the Singapore Academy of Law (as part of his office address). Furthermore, subword tokenisation enables a token to be used in multiple combinations during inference. Keeping with this illustration, the token “Coleman” may be used in […]

[…] regulation fora. Nevertheless, with the reconstitution of the Ministry of Communications and Multimedia into the Digital Ministry, and the re-formulation of the PDPD into an independent Commissioner’s Office (as shared by Commissioner Nazri at FPF’s Second Japan Privacy Symposium in Tokyo last year), there is an expectation that more engagement can be expected from […]

[…] development. This initiative is a direct response to low rates of AI adoption and investment in Japan. A summary of the AI Promotion Act from Japan’s Cabinet office highlights that from 2023 to 2024, private AI investment in Japan was a fraction of that seen in other major markets globally (such as the United […]

[…] part of FPF for some time now, but this new role brings fresh responsibilities. What are you most excited to lead as Managing Director of the European office, and how do you see your work promoting the privacy dialogue in the region? Stepping into this new role at FPF has given me a renewed […]

[…] Gabby Miller, moderated an insightful discussion between Kat Duffy, Senior Fellow for Digital & Cyberspace Policy at the Council on Foreign Relations, Maryam Mujica, Chief Public Policy Officer at General Catalyst, and Pablo Chavez, Adjunct Senior Fellow, Technology and National Security Program at the Center for a New American Security (CNAS). Focusing specifically on […]

[…] and policymakers. At the event, Melissa Maalouff, a shareholder with ZwillGen, also made a special announcement regarding a new internship that will be housed in FPF’s D.C. office. The Hannah Schaller Memorial Internship by ZwillGen honors the life and legacy of Hannah Schaller, a beloved friend, colleague, and talented privacy attorney who passed away […]

[…] guardrails; however, it is not clear whether the AG may seek to compel businesses to affirmative conduct age assurance through this rulemaking, and when questioned, the AG’s office said it was up to legislative intent. In short, Nebraska seeks to explicitly avoid requiring age verification altogether, while Vermont seems to set the stage for […]