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[…] and Filippo Raso (Senior Associate, Hogan Lovells). In another standing-room-only session, Bertram and the panelists discussed the latest on AI research and development, recent developments on AI commercialization, AI regulatory policy developments, and implementing AI governance. “AI regulation is not going anywhere. It’s only here to stay” Bertram Lee, Senior Policy Counsel, FPF Not-so-standard […]

[…] collect personal data from third parties, under specific conditions which are akin to “lawful grounds for processing”. With regards to using a data subject’s personal data for commercial advertising, the law specifically allows the monetization of personal data by permitting a data subject to enter into a contract with the data controller, on the […]

[…] and regulators, standardized contractual language has increasingly become a core tool in many businesses’ compliance toolkit. This language differs from the “standard boilerplate” common to many other commercial sectors operating in a global environment in that it has not emerged organically as a “best practice” but instead has been explicitly crafted by government authorities […]

[…] role of privacy’s unequal distribution. During her conversation, Professor Allen discussed discriminatory surveillance and oversurveillance of the poor, why race-neutral policies aren’t enough to address discrimination, how commercial practices and reforms are unequally distributed along racial lines, and how the right to privacy emerged in the U.S.’s founding era when the concept of one’s […]

[…] role of privacy’s unequal distribution. During her conversation, Professor Allen discussed discriminatory surveillance and oversurveillance of the poor, why race-neutral policies aren’t enough to address discrimination, how commercial practices and reforms are unequally distributed along racial lines, and how the right to privacy emerged in the U.S.’s founding era when the concept of one’s […]

“An investment in knowledge always pays the best interest”–Ben Franklin Let’s make 2023 the year we invest in ourselves, our teams, and the knowledge needed to best navigate this dynamic world of privacy and data protection.  I am fortunate to know many of you who will read this blog post, but for those who I […]

[…] and civil rights is properly at the core of the Biden agenda. Children who are particularly vulnerable when their information is collected and used deserve protections against commercial exploitation. But it is essential that efforts to protect young people don’t require all adults to identify themselves before accessing online content, adversely affecting all internet […]

[…] technologies may support. We also introduced a Brain-Computer Interfaces (BCIs) blog series building on our earlier report with IBM, analyzing BCIs in the context of healthcare and commercial and government use. The FPF team welcomed many new faces in 2022 building our expertise in several key areas and regions of the world. In addition […]

[…] in public health, education, social science, and a myriad of other fields for the betterment of the broader society. Academic researchers use this data to consider consumer, commercial, and scientific questions at a scale they cannot reach using conventional research data-gathering techniques alone. This data also helped researchers answer questions on topics ranging from […]

[…] of research papers, review of research data and research papers, and publication data and papers. This will require coordination of researchers’ professional organizations, international publication houses, and commercial and non-profit publication venues. Researchers have already noted potential regressive impacts of publication charges associated with open publication today. 188 50 FUTURE OF PRIVACY FORUM • […]