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[…] Examine Approaches That Can Limit Informational or Behavioral Harms WASHINGTON, D.C. – September 20, 2019 – The Future of Privacy Forum (FPF) released a white paper, WARNING SIGNS: The Future of Privacy and Security in an Age of Machine Learning, exploring how machine learning systems can be exposed to new privacy and security risks, […]

[…] explain the steps machine learning creators can take to limit the risk that data could be compromised or a system manipulated. Today, FPF released a whitepaper, WARNING SIGNS: The Future of Privacy and Security in an Age of Machine Learning, exploring how machine learning systems can be exposed to new privacy and security risks, […]

[…] or even structural, commitments in the context of sanction proceedings. Another interesting aspect of the Facebook settlement order is the FTC’s requirement that Facebook’s CEO, Mark Zuckerberg, sign a personal attestation. This measure is inspired by anti-corruption laws, which frequently require senior officers to sign attestations. The attestations increase the risk of personal liability […]

[…] assault rifle. Yet even when the true accounts are available to distinguish fake from real, problems emerge. The implications and challenges posed by such content-generation systems are significant. Technological fixes alone will be insufficient to combat undesired impacts.  Identifying Solutions: Political Will Any proposed solutions are likely to include at least some degree of […]

[…] School Loop, the National Park Service, the International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP), and basically every single other website that allows their users to interact, comment, or sign–up. Whenever a new app or technology is unveiled, or new controversy that raises privacy concerns arises, eventually someone will go through the company’s Terms of Service […]

[…] and Innovation Foundation to undertake both projects. The Alliance will support data sharing efforts under way, help address and mitigate challenges that create barriers to sharing and promote practices that encourage more data sharing between industry and academic researchers. So far, more than 25 prominent companies are participating in the Alliance’s activities. In its […]

[…] not only to go beyond existing laws in addressing consumer privacy concerns, but also to help shape evolving legislative efforts. We are glad to see that the NAI is taking major steps in the right direction in order to continue to be on the front lines of protecting consumer privacy and promoting responsible business practices.

[…] liability (civil penalties, fees and costs). AB 1281 Facial recognition technology: disclosure – Requires businesses that use facial recognition technology to disclose that usage in a physical sign that is clear and conspicuous at the entrance of every location that uses facial recognition technology. AB 1355 Addressing differential treatment and disclosures – Under the […]

[…] will host our next Privacy Book Club on April 24 at 2:00 PM EST. Join us to discuss Habeas Data: Privacy vs. the Rise of Surveillance Tech by Cyrus Farivar. Sign up for the book club here. We hope you will join us at our 10th Anniversary Celebration on April 30. Buy your ticket here.

[…] will host our next Privacy Book Club on April 24 at 2:00 PM EST. Join us to discuss Habeas Data: Privacy vs. the Rise of Surveillance Tech by Cyrus Farivar. Sign up for the book club here. We hope you will join us at our 10th Anniversary Celebration on April 30. Buy your ticket here.