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[…] is it then? Should Facebook have employed policy-directed technologies or should its content algorithm have remained policy-neutral? This article examines the potential for bias and discrimination in automated algorithmic decision-making. As a group of commentators recently asserted, “[t]he accountability mechanisms and legal standards that govern such decision processes have not kept pace with technology.” […]

[…] sense, for example, it can include systems that rely on fixed rules and logic to produce consistent and predictable outcomes on a person’s behalf, such as email auto-replies or privacy preferences. More recently, however, the technologies that several companies have unveiled are AI systems, typically enabled by advances in LLMs and machine and deep […]

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[…] w n; o r ( 1 0) A bio m etr ic id entif ie r th at ca n be use d fo r th e auto m ate d or se m i- a uto m ate d re co gnit io n o f an in div id ual, su ch […]

[…] about consumer rewards. FTC v. Age of Learning (2020) Allegedly touted easy cancellation in promotional material, made it difficult to cancel subscriptions by providing circular forms, and auto-renewed subscriptions at the most expensive level without consumer notice or consent.  Age of Learning must not misrepresent the ease of cancellation or recurring charges, must obtain […]

[…] used to identify an individual. Decisions that Produce Legal or Similarly Significant Effects: MODPA follows the majority of states in allowing individuals to opt out of solely automated profiling in furtherance of decisions that produce legal or similarly significant effects, but MODPA does not include decisions relating to insurance in that definition.  De-identified data: […]

[…] considered an on-vehicle police officer, nor should the automatic response of this technology be to involve police. VI. Conclusion Safety and privacy go hand-in-hand, and as the auto industry progresses with technology, NHTSA will continue to play an important role in overall guidance on privacy and data protection in the vehicle space as they […]

[…] of Vehicle Safety Systems and explores how to prioritize privacy. “Vehicle safety systems can save lives and reduce injuries–but only if people use them. Policy makers and auto manufacturers must consider the privacy and data protection implications for all drivers when incorporating new technology into vehicles to bolster driver trust and adoption.” Adonne Washington, […]

[…] considered an on-vehicle police officer, nor should the automatic response of this technology be to involve police. VI. Conclusion Safety and privacy go hand-in-hand, and as the auto industry progresses with technology, NHTSA will continue to play an important role in overall guidance on privacy and data protection in the vehicle space as they […]