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[…] their hiring a nd employment decisions (“AI tools”). These tools can help match candidates with relevant opportunities and inform organizations’ decisions about who to recruit, hire, and promote. More broadly, they can also help candidates discover and describe their skills, fi nd new opportunities that match their experience, and suggest steps to position them […]

[…] AI Verify, the IMDA and the PDPC hope that the global AI testing community can gravitate towards workable standards in various industries and use cases.  Third, to promote user trust, AI Verify permits organizations to conduct self-testing on premises, and also allows for third-party testing. The AI Verify Foundation, which oversees the development and […]

[…] on Privacy, Safety, and Security in Australia: Themes and Takeaways.” Read the Report Australia’s Online Safety Act of 2021 (“Online Safety Act”) mandates the development of industry codes or standards to provide appropriate community safeguards with respect to certain online content, including child sexual exploitation material, pro-terror material, crime and violence material, and drug-related […]

[…] dialogue on effective responses and solutions ________________________________________________ 7 9. Participants identified a large number of unanswered questions in regard to the creation, implementation, and enforcement of industry codes that left much uncertainty __________________________________________ 7 10. Participants recognized that Australia has played a leadership role globally on issues related to Online Safety and is likely […]

[…] IMMERSIVE TECHNOLOGIES | FUTURE OF PRIVACY FORUM | DECEMBER 2023 Some of this body-related data may fall outside the scope of state data privacy laws, such as Virginia’s Consumer Data Protection Act (VCDPA), which exempts “publicly available information” from coverage. 41 Many U.S. data privacy laws define publicly available information to include information that […]

[…] in the online services their kids use. Still, it cannot be the entire solution, and parents will not always be able to make informed decisions. Children’s design codes are placing an emphasis on the design of online services to avoid placing an overwhelming burden on the shoulders of parents. This emphasis works productively in […]

[…] •Utah (SB 152)•Requires parental consent to minors’ use of social media and requires age verification government-issued ID•Other states: Mississippi (S 2346); Louisiana (H 77); Montana (S 544); Virginia (S 1515)PRIVILEGED AND CONFIDENTIAL10Age Verification Laws •Utah (SB 152)•Prohibits minors from accessing social media platforms between 10:30 pm and 6:30 amPRIVILEGED AND CONFIDENTIAL11Social Media Metering Laws […]

[…] – more broadly – any internet services with kids or teens as part of their audience. This panel will explore the basic principles behind Age Appropriate Design Codes, the variations in youth privacy approaches, and how global organizations are approaching these issues. Join us for a discussion to uncover these emerging issues and their […]

[…] to protect individuals in relation to how their personal data is processed, ensuring that such processing respects their fundamental rights, while at the same time seeking to promote the free movement of personal data within the EU.   While the two regulations do not have the same taxonomy of regulated actors, the broad scope of […]