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[…] privacy law with provisions regarding ADMT, requiring covered entities to conduct an ADMT impact assessment and provide consumers rights to access, review, and if the decision concerned housing, the right to correct. Illinois HB 1806 Rep. Morgan (D) Health Limits licensed professionals’ AI use to “permitted uses,” prohibiting AI for independent therapeutic decisions, direct […]

[…] and the compliance landscape. This report excludes: bills and resolutions that merely reference AI in passing; updates to criminal statutes; and legislation focused on areas like elections, housing, agriculture, state investments in workforce development, and public education (which are less likely to involve direct obligations for companies developing or deploying AI technologies). This report […]

[…] that address AI systems used in a variety of consequential decisionmaking contexts. These bills typically focus on applications where AI may significantly impact individuals’ rights, access to services, or economic opportunities. Examples of enacted frameworks: Illinois HB 1806 (AI in mental health), Montana SB 212 (AI in critical infrastructure) Technology-Specific Bills Focuses on specific […]

The 16th Privacy Papers for Policymakers call for submissions is now open until October 30, 2025. FPF’s Privacy Papers for Policymakers Award recognizes leading privacy research and analytical scholarship relevant to policymakers in the U.S. and internationally. The award highlights important work that analyzes current and emerging privacy issues and proposes achievable short-term solutions […]

[…] minors standard covers minors under the age of 18; encompassing a broader age range than COPPA, which applies to children under the age of 13. Accordingly, interests, services, and content enjoyed by older teens may also be of interest to younger adults. Additional guidance on how to make such determinations in the CPA in […]

[…] minors standard covers minors under the age of 18; encompassing a broader age range than COPPA, which applies to children under the age of 13. Accordingly, interests, services, and content enjoyed by older teens may also be of interest to younger adults. Additional guidance on how to make such determinations in the CPA in […]

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