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[…] that cultivate trust and drive responsible AI. We’re proud to have co-developed these Best Practices, which offer policymakers a roadmap to responsible AI in the workplace and call on other organizations to join us in endorsing them.” Chandler Morse, Workday’s Vice President of Public Policy While existing anti-discrimination laws can apply to the use […]

The Future of Privacy Forum (FPF) invites privacy scholars and authors with an interest in privacy issues to submit finished papers to be considered for FPF’s 14th annual Privacy Papers for Policymakers (PPPM) Award. This award provides researchers with the opportunity to inject ideas into the current policy discussion, bringing relevant privacy research to […]

[…] the AI models, lack of transparency about the personal data used for training, and about how the personal data collected while users are interacting with the AI service is used, lack of avenues to exercise data subject rights such as access, erasure, and objection, impossibility to exercise the right of correcting inaccurate personal data […]

[…] To address the varying levels of risks and responsibilities associated with different types of digital services, the Act distinguishes online intermediaries depending on the type of business service, size, and impact, setting up different levels of obligations.  Given the structural and “systemic” significance of certain firms in the digital services ecosystem, the regulation places […]

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[…] THE RESPONSIBLE USE OF DATA PEOPLE, TOOLS, & SYSTEMS RESEARCH ANALYTICS PROGRESS MARKETING & ADVERTISING PERSONALIZATION & CUSTOMIZATION PRODUCE GOODS PROVIDE SERVICES IMPROVEMENT DRIVING NEW PRODUCT & SERVICE DEVELOPMENT INNOVATION BRAND DEVELOPING & STRENGTHENING REPUTATION SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT BY DELIVERING ECONOMIC, SOCIAL, & ENVIRONMENTAL BENEFITS FOR ALL STAKEHOLDERS INCREASING REVENUE & MARKET SHARE […]

[…] expectations. FPF’s comments do not discuss the merits of using technology as a method of age estimation or verification for all users of a child-directed or mixed-audience service, which may place disproportionate privacy risks and burden on all users. Rather, we confine our analysis to the proposed context of this application, which we understand […]

[…] the Gravy Analytics’ website. Company representatives said that applications are reviewed internally for feasi bility, capacity, and mission alignment. Their application vetting process usually begins with a call with the requester to discuss their qualifications, institutional support, privacy considerations, the data requested, and research questions to be addressed. Gravy Analytics formalizes partnersh ips with […]

[…] another significant role in the application of the law. Pursuant to Section 36, it can require any information (including presumably personal data) that it wants (or “ call for”) from the Board, data fiduciaries, and “intermediaries” as defined by the IT Act. No further specifications are made in relation to such requests, other than […]