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[…] used. Snap provides privacy options that control who can contact you and many other options. Start with the Snap Privacy Center to review your settings. You can find those choices here. Snap also provides options for you to view any data they have collected about you, including account information and your search history. Downloading […]

[…] through seemingly benign questions. Finally, we show that common mitigations, i.e., text anonymization and model alignment, are currently ineffective at protecting user privacy against LLM inference. Our findings highlight that current LLMs can infer personal data at a previously unattainable scale. In the absence of working defenses, we advocate for a broader discussion around […]

[…] room for a coherent global approach to govern a quintessentially borderless technology.  In this context, the Crosswalk as a government-to-government effort shows that it is possible to find a common language between prima facie different self-regulatory AI governance frameworks, paving the way to interoperability or a cross-border interchangeable use of frameworks. Its practical relevance […]

[…] the summer, we published one of our popular infographics examining age assurance technologies. The infographic’s authors unpacked the risks and potential harms associated with attempting to discern someone’s age online and potential mitigation tools in this LinkedIn Live conversation.  Privacy by design for kids and teens also expanded globally in 2023. As policymakers, advocates, […]

[…] consumer health data. XR, gaming, and other immersive technologies often collect and use a range of body-related data, including eye tracking data, 38 that may reveal if someone has a certain disability or health condition. 39 While the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) only applies to health care providers and related entities, […]

[…] efforts to enact federal privacy legislation once again languishing in Congress, state-level activity on privacy dramatically accelerated in 2023. As the dust from this year settles, we find that the number of states with ‘comprehensive’ commercial privacy laws swelled from five to twelve (or, arguably, thirteen), a new family of health-specific privacy laws emerged […]

[…] body shall communicate to the provider the conclusions of the assessment of the documents submitted, as well as the reasoned assessment decision. (a) If the notified body finds that the high-risk AI system is in conformity with the requirements of the Act, it will issue an EU technical documentation assessment certificate (also see Article […]

[…] children’s use of online services under federal law, there is no requirement to verify the age of users. Rather, the U.S. requirement is to obtain consent from someone whom the company has reasonable assurance to be the parent of a child requesting access to a service. There are some parental consent mechanisms that have […]

[…] or experience. Specifically, users must access the about:config settings page in Firefox, which warns the user to “Proceed with Caution” and requires users to know how to find the GPC configuration options. Users with limited experience configuring about:config settings on this browser may struggle to enable the GPC signal on Firefox. Following FPF’s study […]

[…] initiative Algorithmic Safety: Mitigating Bias in Workforce Decisions, and more, helped inform the Best Practices guide. “AI tools can help candidates discover and describe their skills and find new opportunities that match their experience. The Best Practices assist organizations in instituting guardrails around using AI systems responsibly and ethically.” Jack Berkowitz, ADP’s Chief Data […]