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[…] digital governance practices. The program will include: Panel Discussions & Lightning Talks: Insightful panel discussions & lightning talks focused on AI, policy, and critical topics in privacy today. The Big Debate: Engage in stimulating debates where leading experts share their insights and challenge conventional assumptions on critical AI and privacy topics. Networking Opportunities: Connect […]

[…] whose digital lives are shaped early and have long-term consequences. 2. Learning from Governing Past Technologies to Inform Emerging Ones A recurring point across events was that today’s policy decisions about AI, algorithmic systems, and emerging technologies must be informed by lessons learned from regulating prior technologies—especially social media. Several experts stressed that generative […]

[…] old, many advocates, stakeholders, and Congressional lawmakers are pushing to amend COPPA to ensure its data protections are reflective and befitting of the online environments youth experience today.  The new House version of COPPA 2.0, introduced by Reps. Tim Walberg (R-MI) and Laurel Lee (R-FL), would amend the law by adding new definitions, revising […]

[…] old, many advocates, stakeholders, and Congressional lawmakers are pushing to amend COPPA to ensure its data protections are reflective and befitting of the online environments youth experience today.  The new House version of COPPA 2.0, introduced by Reps. Tim Walberg (R-MI) and Laurel Lee (R-FL), would amend the law by adding new definitions, revising […]

[…] commercial website, or online service , online application, or mobile application directed to children by using information location tools, including a directory, index, reference, pointer, or hypertext link. (C) RULE OF CONSTRUCTION.— In considering whether a website, online service, online application, or mobile application, or a portion thereof, is directed to children, the Commission […]

[…] appeared only in companion chatbot legislation, not in broader chatbot bills such as Maine’s LD 1727 (enacted), reflecting lawmakers’ heightened concern about self-harm and mental health risks linked to ongoing litigation and public scrutiny of companion chatbots. C. Other Trends and Influences  California’s SB 243 also reflects other trends within 2025 chatbot legislation. For […]

[…] to Deloitte, acting as an independent valuer.  In its decision, the Court provided three critical clarifications:  Opinions or personal views are “personal data” since they are inherently linked to their author (para. 60).  The concept of “personal data” is relative. Pseudonymized data are not always personal; their classification depends on the perspective of the […]

[…] 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 an issue brief covering these extensive new regulations, providing stakeholders a comprehensive overview of these new legal requirements and context […]

[…] 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 an issue brief covering these extensive new regulations, providing stakeholders a comprehensive overview of these new legal requirements and context […]

[…] approaches that create new independent laws governing AI, this approach focuses on using or refining existing legal tools. While some liability approaches looked to create new liability mirroring tort regimes for when an AI system caused harm, others looked to limiting liability based on roles in the AI value chain or in orde r […]