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[…] 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 […]

[…] m en ts /F C C-2 4-2 6A 1.p df . 1 I. The presence of sensors on IoT devices enables sophisticated features, but also poses a number of risks to both cybersecurity and privacy . II. Information about devices’ sensors and data practices can help people make better decisions about the technologies they […]

The Future of Privacy Forum (FPF) submitted comments in response to the Federal Communications Commission’s (FCC, or Commission) Notice of Inquiry (NOI) on technologies that can alert consumers that they may be interacting with an AI-generated call based on real-time phone call content analysis.

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[…] interacting with an AI-generated call. 2 Specifically , in the NOI, the FCC seeks comment on tools for detecting, alerting, and blocking AI-generated calls based on real-time phone call content analysis and the privacy implications of these technologies. AI detection technologies raise potential privacy risks. Additionally , as they are used today , these […]

[…] 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 […]

[…] like California’s StudentO nline PersonalInform ation Protection Act(SO PIPA).As of2024,schools are struggling to address policies thatdeterm ine the use ofAItools by m ultiple audiences,including edtech vendors and service providers,students,teachers,and schooladm inistrative staff.The daw n ofgenerative AItooling and the reality ofthe proliferation oftheiruse has m ade the conversation aboutAIuse policies seem m ore urgentthan ever […]

[…] law also restricts the sale of minors’ personal data, including allowing a third party to sell the data. Obtaining “informed consent” under the NYCDPA requires satisfying a number of conditions, some of which diverge from comparable privacy regimes. Consent must be made separately from any other transaction or part of a transaction; be made […]