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[…] by neurotechnologies, and excludes nonneural information, the other laws may implicitly do so as well. The Goldilocks Problem: The nature of “neural data” makes it challenging to get the definition just right. Given that each state law defines neural data differently, there may be significant variance in what kinds of data are covered. Generally, […]

[…] presented on global AI governance, highlighting the rapid legislative changes in the APAC region over the past six months, and comparing developments in South Korea, Japan, and Vietnam with those in the EU, US, and Latin America. He then discussed how data protection laws – especially provisions on consent, data subject rights, and breach […]

[…] protection, privacy, data localization, security , etc. ● Ultimately , the goal was to protect the data—how can this tech squarely advance data protection? Future Goals: ● Get regulators on board with using PETs, namely FHE and multi-computational analysis; ● Incentivize more companies to use PETs. I S SU E BRIE F: U .S […]

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[…] are arguably more expansive, as they do not provide an exception (as does the GDPR) for breaches unlikely to result in a risk to the rights and freedoms of natural persons. 2.7. The amendments replace the PDPA’s restrictive former whitelisting data transfers approach with a more flexible cross-border data transfer regime Prior to the […]

[…] as they approach adulthood. For example, some career or scholarship quizzes may rely on profiling to tailor opportunities to a teen’s interests.  * * *  Looking to get up to speed on the existing state comprehensive consumer privacy laws? Check out FPF’s 2024 report, Anatomy of State Comprehensive Privacy Law: Surveying the State Privacy […]

[…] protection and use of data tech. Join FPF Managing Director of APAC, Josh Lee Kok Thong, Deputy Director for Asia-Pacific and China, Dominic Paulger, Policy Analyst for Global Privacy, Bilal Mohamed, Policy Associate for Asia-Pacific, Sakshi Shivhare and many others during this exciting week! Take a look below to get more details on these events.