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[…] settlements with Gravy Analytics and Mobilewalla.  However, privacy legislation constraining the activities of data brokers could be set for a comeback in 2025 and lawmakers have a number of options they could pursue. In November, a coalition of data brokers decisively lost a bid to strike down New Jersey’s Daniel’s Law, which empowers certain […]

[…] conversations with a range of stakeholders, can serve as a resource for those evaluating how to deploy emerging technologies responsibly.”  Though recent years have witnessed a growing number of laws and resources on AI governance, many organizations remain uncertain about what AI impact assessments entail or which framework to use. In light of this […]

[…] Bird Rate: $199 (Early bird pricing will end at 11:59pm ET on April 4, 2025) 📅 Standard Rate: $275 (from April 5 – May 30, 2025) Students A select number of student tickets will be available. Please reach out to [email protected] to inquire about complimentary student tickets. Questions or Need Help? Contact us anytime at [email protected]. We’re […]

Welcome! This page is your primary source for all 16th Annual Advisory Board Meeting details and resources. Save the date and stay tuned for more information. Planning to attend the Annual Advisory Board Meeting in 2025? Join us for the return of The DC Privacy Forum 2025: Governance for Digital Leadership and Innovation, kicking off […]

[…] enforcement agencies and regulatory bodies dealing with child protection.  The Strategy acknowledges the progress made in addressing data protection issues across Africa, as seen with the growing number of data protection laws and authorities. Furthermore, the  Strategy notes that 25 African countries have launched national open data portals, and nearly all of these countries […]

[…] detection tool available to its users. Separately, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is exploring creating rules around the use of technologies that analyze the content of private phone conversations to alert users that the voice on the other end of the line may be AI-generated. Check out FPF’s new report: Synthetic Content: Exploring the […]

Update February 25, 2025: FPF no longer coordinates the MAP-WG.  Please read here for more information. The Multistate AI Policymaker Working Group (MAP-WG) is convened by FPF to help state lawmakers from more than 45 states to collaborate on emerging technologies and related policy issues. OCTOBER 21, 2024 — In the lead-up to the 2025 […]

[…] limitations on certain synthetic content. However, while these approaches may address some challenges with synthetic content, each one is individually limited in its reach and implicates a number of tradeoffs that policymakers should address going forward. Read the Report: Synthetic Content: Exploring the Risks, Technical Approaches, and Regulatory Responses This report highlights the following […]

[…] the autonomy of an LGBTQ+ individual. According to an article in the Oregon Law Review, data usage related to sexuality can result in pop-ups on an individual’s phone, creating worry and concern about potentially outing an individual in public or quasi-public situations. LGBTQ+ individuals are not always able to be safely out in public […]