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[…] rights, and preserves consumer trust.  Generative AI uses have proliferated since the technology’s emergence, transforming how we interact, work, and make decisions. From drafting emails and computer code to performing customer service functions, these technologies have made significant progress. However, as generative AI continues to advance and find new applications, it is essential to […]

[…] networking among peers, fostering new connections and addressing common challenges. We anticipate lively group discussions and encourage active participation from each attendee. (Chatham House Rules & FPF’s Code of Conduct are to be followed please). Transportation Information The Claremont Hotel & Spa is located at 41 Tunnel Road Berkeley – California 94705, United States. […]

[…] close of the state legislative session on May 10, 2024, the Vermont legislature passed H. 121, “An act relating to enhancing consumer privacy and the age-appropriate design code.” If enacted by Governor Scott, Vermont could become the state with the farthest-reaching comprehensive privacy law. While the Vermont Data Privacy Act (VDPA) is modeled after […]

[…] to those in Connecticut. Both SB 41 and SB 3 have restrictions on processing minors’ data similar to those originally seen in the enjoined California Age-Appropriate Design Code. For example, SB 41 limits controllers’ ability to profile, process geolocation data, or display targeted ads to a minor’s account without prior consent. However, unlike the […]

[…] is reasonable in doing so, then it is effectively actual knowledge and it is unclear why this additional language is necessary.  In contrast, the Maryland Age-Appropriate Design Code applies to entities that develop and provide online services, products, or features that are “reasonably likely to be accessed by children.” The Maryland law defines “reasonably […]

[…] industry. Though the District Court did not reach this issue, the Maryland AADC removed any mentions of content, presumably to proactively address any concerns about First Amendment free speech issues. The Maryland AADC is also absent a requirement to assess harms related to targeted advertising. During the legislative session, drafters removed any mentions of […]

[…] design often focus on consent flows for data collection and use. Because manipulative and deceptive design practices may facilitate consent that is not truly “informed” or “ freely-given,” regulators have indicated that these practices threaten the notice and consent regime underpinning most U.S. privacy law. Not only do such practices undermine individual autonomy and […]

[…] Remedies Provided by Law Are Not Foreclosed Violations of MODPA are tied to the Maryland Consumer Protection Act, and the Act specifically denies private enforcement under Md. Code Com. Law § 13-408, leaving enforcement solely with the Division of Consumer Protection of the Office of the Attorney General. However, the Act specifies that “his […]