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[…] if so, how do individual rights apply? The side event will explore both, relying on legal and technical expertise and facilitating active engagement with the attendees towards finding answers. A shuttle will be provided to and from La Mare Wine Estates for GPA attendees, leaving from the Royal Jersey Showground. We hope you can […]

[…] limitations before data is sent to third parties, particularly if it will make that data publicly accessible in a way that could increase the risk of outing someone. Organizations should implement appropriate security and privacy safeguards to protect any SOGI data in proportion to the sensitivity of the underlying data. They should also note […]

[…] ing isso essentialforim proving m odels. Userfeedback isan im portantcontributor. 48W an,Y.,Pu,G.,Sun,J.,Garim ella,A.,Chang,K.,& Peng,N.(2023).”Kellyisa W arm Person,Joseph isa Role M odel”:Genderbiasesin LLM -generated reference letters.EM NLP 2023 Findings. https://doi.org/10.48550/arXiv.2310.09219 47https://www.talkingm entalhealth.com /post/tessa-chatbot-cautionary-tale-ai-m ental-health#:~:text=A%20da ngerous%20lapse%20in%20advice,them %20distressed%20and%20ill%2Dadvised. 46Itisalso worth noting thatm anyofthese toolswhen tested have rated poorlyon theirprivacycontrolsin general.See https://www.consum erreports.org/health/health-privacy/m ental-health-apps-and-user-privacy-a7415198244/ 45See ChatGPT’sterm sofuse,which states,”You […]

[…] clean rooms comes from their most common use case: advertising. Here’s how Adweek defines data clean rooms: “a privacy-compliant technology that lets separate companies combine data sets—to find matches in duplicated audiences or identify audiences—without the need for data to be transferred or stored in a centralized location.” This is, of course, particular to […]

[…] subject to obligations under the DPDPA to the extent that any personal data contained in the datasets was made publicly available by the data principal or by someone legally required to do so – this may include, for example, personal data from social media platforms and company directories. However, organizations will still need to […]

[…] of the GDPR across EU Member States. This blog surfaces key takeaways from the Commission’s second Report on the GDPR, with an overview and analysis of the findings from various stakeholders, including DPAs. The Report draws conclusions following the past years of GDPR enforcement and applicability, exploring enforcement and the use of cooperation and […]

[…] TV or radio ads. 6If the Commission proceeds with rulemaking, it should consider how to address these potential shortcomings and consequences. Attached to this comment you will find an op-ed published in The Hill by FPF’ s V ice President of U.S. Policy Amie Stepanovich and Policy Counsel Ambel Ezzell, “Generative AI could be […]

[…] third-party applications like LastPass and 1Password. Anyone interested in locking or hiding applications on their iOS device, will soon have the ability to hand their phone to someone else and be assured that sensitive data and applications will remain protected. Passkeys will get another opportunity to replace passwords as Apple will enable by default […]

[…] aimed to equip members of the regional data protection community with practical knowledge on the operational and implementation complexities of generative AI governance. It drew upon the findings from FPF APAC’s year-long research project, “Navigating Governance Frameworks for Generative AI Systems in the Asia-Pacific,” (FPF’s GenAI Report) which explored emerging governance frameworks for generative […]

[…] 40% of the websites that had a notice bundled information related to MHMDA and NV SB 370 into the same text (ex. MHMDA “and similar laws”.) Other findings: All industries, when taken separately, reflected an even or nearly even split in having a notice or not (ex: In a subsample of ten retailers, 50% […]