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[…] yet significant milestones lie ahead. Anticipated developments include forthcoming updates to the Privacy Act, new industry guidelines from eSafety, and the introduction of a Children’s Online Privacy Code by the Australian Government. These initiatives are instrumental in crafting a secure and empowering digital environment for the youth, balancing the imperatives of privacy, safety, and […]

[…] divergent definitions. To ensure focus and regulatory efforts are targeted toward technologies that play an impactful role in individuals’ rights, FPF recommended alignment with definitions from Government Code § 11546.45.51, the CPPA Draft Regulations, and Assembly Bill 2930 that require the ADS role be “substantial” to the decision-making process. Law / Proposal Definition Civil […]

[…] use that indicate or encourage addiction-like behaviors by minors. (3) Physical violence, online bullying, and harassment of the minor. (4) Sexual exploitation and abuse of minors. (5) Promotion and marketing of narcotic drugs (as defined in section 102 of the Controlled Substances Act (21 U.S.C. 802)), tobacco products, gambling, or alcohol. (6) Predatory, unfair, […]

[…] experts had to say: Broadly Defining PETs Deciding what is and isn’t a PET is essential for making any recommendations for their use, but forming a definitive list is inherently fraught with complexity and counterexamples. Some participants suggested building a framework and series of questions to ask about a given use case with an […]

[…] Wednesday, July 17th, the U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals heard oral arguments for an appeal of the District Court’s preliminary injunction of the California Age-Appropriate Design Code Act (AADC). Judges Milan Smith Jr., Mark Bennett, and Anthony Johnstone appeared interested in questions about severability and implications of the recent NetChoice/CCIA v. Moody decision […]

[…] education, employment, insurance, healthcare, and more. Additionally, one section of the law applies to any entity offering or deploying any consumer-facing AI system. Therefore, despite a detailed list of exclusions, including a narrow exemption for small deployers, the law has broad applicability to a variety of businesses and sectors in Colorado. 2. Role-Specific Obligations: […]

[…] be categorically prohibited from selling previously collected PII to that new third party or able to do so with notice and affirmative consent. Additionally, providing a long list of current third parties recipients of personal data could make privacy notices longer and less intelligible, unless that information is provided in an addendum, which nevertheless […]

[…] AI.  The Framework Convention on AI is one such significant initiative, which is spearheaded by the CoE, an International Organization founded in 1949 with the goal of promoting and advocating for human rights, democracy, and the rule of law. Recognizing that AI systems are developed and deployed across borders, an ad-hoc intergovernmental Committee on […]