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2026 Chatbot Legislation Tracker
[…] or financial fields. Humanized/ Emotional Systems Includes restrictions on chatbots that are designed to mimic human behavior. Behavior includes those that would foster emotional attachment, create secrets between the user and chatbot, and simulate feelings of loneliness or distress. Harm Detection & Response Whether chatbot providers must include protocols for detecting harmful content and […]
Red Lines under the EU AI Act: Understanding the ban of the untargeted scraping of facial images and facial recognition databases
[…] case law of Data Protection Authorities (DPAs) on the basis of the GDPR, which remains the most comprehensive protection in facial recognition use-cases; The prohibition expressly differentiates between “targeted” and “untargeted” scraping, thereby limiting the scope of its application and excluding qualified “targeted” scraping from its scope; An analysis of the practices that fall […]
Senior Analyst/Counsel – AI Governance
[…] similar risk assessments (including using AI tools). Researching and writing about emerging global data protection, AI, and related regulations, with a focus on the novel areas of intersection between AI and data protection law. Exploring cutting edge technical questions involving generative AI models – for example, agentic standards setting (MCP, A2A), model transparency efforts, deletion […]
Africa’s Data Protection Reforms: A Continental Perspective on the Drivers of Change in Legal Frameworks
[…] 1995. The 2004 law was amended twice to bring the text of the law in closer alignment with the EU Data Protection Directive to provide Mauritius with better chances of accreditation by the European Commission as an adequate country, thus facilitating personal data transfers at a time when the country sought investments in its […]
The Chatbot Moment: Mapping the Emerging 2026 U.S. Chatbot Legislative Landscape
[…] Commonwealth of Kentucky v. Character Technologies Inc. and Garcia v. Character Technologies Inc. et al. Across lawsuits and investigations2, several recurring concerns appear: Anthropomorphic design features that create emotional dependency, like engagement optimization mechanisms and evocation of human-like qualities; and Unreliable or non-existent safety features, like lack of age verification or parental controls. Many […]
Common Chatbot Provisions — Future of Privacy Forum (5)
[…] T ). 6 Liability & Enfor cement Provisions would establish legal consequences for violations. Most would provide AG enforcement authority and civil penalties. A significant subset would create private rights of action while a few laws establish non-disclaimable liability for specific harms to minors. A small number of proposals would introduce criminal liability for […]
Digital Digest: FPF’s Annual Privacy Papers for Policymakers
[…] runs on data. But the two legal regimes that govern data—information privacy law and copyright law—are under pressure. Formally, each regime demands different things. Functionally, the boundaries between them are blurring, and their distinct rules and logics are becoming illegible. This Article identifies this phenomenon, which I call “inter-regime doctrinal collapse,” and exposes the […]
Q&A With FPF Vice President for U.S. Policy, Matthew Reisman
[…] use remained nascent. I think that remains true today. All of us who care about building responsible public policy and governance for technology have the opportunity to create the path forward together, and I find that terrifically exciting. You have an extensive background in the data privacy landscape across a range of issues that […]
Red Lines under the EU AI Act: Understanding ‘Prohibited AI Practices’ and their Interplay with the GDPR, DSA
[…] the Guidelines are non-binding, they offer the Commission’s first interpretation of the Article 5 prohibitions as well as crucial insights into its own analysis on the interplay between core requirements of the AI Act and other EU law, including (but not limited to) the GDPR and the DSA. In publishing the Guidelines, the Commission […]
Paradigm Shift in the Palmetto State: A New Approach to Online Protection-by-Design
[…] as litigation progresses. However, with an unclear litigation timeline, several newly effective legal obligations, and significant enforcement provisions carrying personal liability for employees, compliance teams may be stuck between two high-stakes options: (1) a risk of insufficient action and consequential liability if entities are slower to come into compliance while monitoring litigation outcomes; or, (2) […]