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[…] that may implicate these laws, such as manipulating or otherwise unfairly treating consumers based on their relationship with, reliance on, or trust in a chatbot in a commercial setting, and the use of chatbots in mental health services and companionship roles.  While Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act (CDA) has historically protected companies […]

[…] legal effects” to individuals and groups, Brazil’s proposal includes: The right to an explanation of a decision, recommendation, or prediction made by an AI system;  Subject to commercial and industrial secrecy, the required explanation must contain sufficient information on the operating characteristics; the degree and level of contribution of the AI to decision-making; the […]

[…] to reduce delays and lower the cost of investigations, while also helping to protect individuals’ privacy.  Notwithstanding the potential of PETs for cross-border data transfers (even for commercial, non-law enforcement contexts), challenges exist. These include: (1) enhancing and harmonizing the understanding and acceptability of PETs among data protection regulators globally; and (2) obtaining higher […]

[…] privacy-by-design principles be applied to digital health tools and consumer health technologies? 7. How can organizations build trustworthiness while innovating with health data for public good and commercial use? 8. What role should sector-specific codes of conduct or certifications play? 0–3 PRE-READ DOCUMENTS (optional) ● Comparison of Consumer Health Privacy Frameworks: New York, Washington, […]

[…] Banco do Brasil is developing a Large Language Model (LLM) to assist employees in providing better customer service experiences. The study also highlights the increasing popularity of commercially available generative AI systems such as OpenAI’s ChatGPT and Google’s Gemini among Brazilian users.  In this context, the study emphasizes that while generative AI systems can […]

[…] provides that nothing in the law shall require a controller to engage in age-verification or age-gating. However, it also provides that if a controller chooses to conduct commercially reasonable age estimation to determine which consumers are minors, then the controller is not liable for erroneous age estimation.  Such a clarification is arguably necessary if […]

[…] (NWS, 2012) Note that even if we assume the data intruder could incur the inordinate costs of purchasing a more complete population register for the U.S. from commercial sources rather than using voter registration data, this one-in-2,500 Safe Harbor possible re-identification risk estimate continues to fall in this “should I really worry about me […]

[…] Social Media and Online Profiles: Publicly visible information on platforms like Facebook, Twitter/X, LinkedIn, IMDb, personal blogs, forums, etc., containing names, locations, interests, connections, activities, and opinions. Commercial Data Brokers: Companies that aggregate and sell detailed profiles on individuals, compiled from diverse sources including purchasing history, online behavior, demographics, financial information, etc. Other Breached […]