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[…] Senators Markey (D-MA) and Cassidy (R-LA) most recently reintroduced their version of this framework in March 2025–one that is distinguishable from this new House version in several meaningful ways. Note: For more information on the exact deviations between the current Senate and House versions of COPPA 2.0, click the button below for a redline comparison of these two proposals.

[…] maintains the actual knowledge threshold for operators, except for “high-impact social media companies” who would be subject to an actual knowledge or willful disregard standard. The House’s use of an actual knowledge or willful disregard standard for large social media companies tracks with the emerging trend in some state privacy laws that provide heightened […]

[…] service, online application, or mobile application of the operator, excluding any activity relating to individual-specific advertising provided to children or teens; and (ii) does not disclose or use that personal information for any other purpose; and (B) making personal information collected from a child or teen by a website or online service website, online […]

[…] Mobility and Movement AgeTech This category is all about keeping the adventure going, whether it’s a trip across town or safely navigating the living room. These gifts use AI-driven features to support physical activity and reduce the worry of falls or isolation. Think of them as the ultimate support tech for staying active. For […]

[…] data protection.   This year, the GPA adopted three resolutions after completing its five-day agenda, including two closed-session days for members and observers only:  Resolution on the collection, use and disclosure of personal data to pre-train, train and fine-tune AI models Resolution on meaningful human oversight of decisions involving AI systems Resolution on Digital Education, […]

[…] p riv a te acto rs in sid e an d o uts id e th e EU if th e AI s y ste m is use d in th e EU ( A rtic le 2 ). O blig atio ns ap ply to d ep lo ye rs , im porte […]

[…] a third party , the regulation becomes valueless . The consumer will be unable to perform all the open banking operations and updates themselves , and can’t use a developer interface . Please see FPF’s written congressional responses that describe in detail the consumer challenges and infeasibility of this approach. FPF considers that representatives […]

[…] in 2025, SB 243 does not reference a chatbot’s ability to retain user history or initiate unsolicited prompts, resulting in a slightly broader definition focused on foreseeable use in emotionally oriented contexts. The law excludes several categories of systems from this definition, including chatbots used solely for customer service, internal research, or operational purposes; […]

[…] to take the first step toward building a responsible AI program. As AI technologies become more integrated into business operations, organizations face growing pressure to ensure their use reflects ethical standards, legal requirements, and core company values. This offers a clear and accessible starting point, outlining foundational structures, processes, and cultural elements that support […]