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[…] 2.0 As originally introduced, Arkansas’s bill was nearly identical to last year’s federal COPPA 2.0 bill. Arkansas’ framework went through various, largely business-friendly amendments (and one bill number switch) during its legislative journey. Though HB 1717 maintains the same general framework of COPPA 2.0, it includes several important divergences: No reliance on existing COPPA […]

[…] AI Systems Providers : High- Risk AI systems need to undergo a conformit y assessment (Ar t. 43) before being placed in the market or put into service (i.e. data quality, documentation and traceability, transparency, human oversight, accuracy, cybersecurity and robustness – Arts. 9-15); This assessment has to be repeated if the system or […]

[…] AI Systems Providers : High- Risk AI systems need to undergo a conformit y assessment (Ar t. 43) before being placed in the market or put into service (i.e. data quality, documentation and traceability, transparency, human oversight, accuracy, cybersecurity and robustness – Arts. 9-15); This assessment has to be repeated if the system or […]

[…] can Draw Inspiration From and Feed Into Existing Risk Assessment Processes _______________________________________________________________________ 16 II. Many Organizations Find it Challenging to Anticipate All AI Risks Due to the Number of Known AI Risks, “General Purpose” AI Models’ Multitude Uses, and the Indeterminate Nature of the Environments in Which Some AI Systems Operate ________________________________________________________________________ ______ 17 […]

[…] can Draw Inspiration From and Feed Into Existing Risk Assessment Processes _______________________________________________________________________ 16 II. Many Organizations Find it Challenging to Anticipate All AI Risks Due to the Number of Known AI Risks, “General Purpose” AI Models’ Multitude Uses, and the Indeterminate Nature of the Environments in Which Some AI Systems Operate ________________________________________________________________________ ______ 17 […]

[…] can Draw Inspiration From and Feed Into Existing Risk Assessment Processes _______________________________________________________________________ 15 II. Many Organizations Find it Challenging to Anticipate All AI Risks Due to the Number of Known AI Risks, “General Purpose” AI Models’ Multitude Uses, and the Indeterminate Nature of the Environments in Which Some AI Systems Operate ________________________________________________________________________ _____ 16 […]

[…] widesp read consumer use and able to respond to or perform a wide range of different tasks, rather than just specific tasks. 23 Since then, an increasing number of such applications have been released on the market for a wide range of different use cases. FUTURE OF PRIVACY FORUM | Navigating Governance Frameworks for […]

[…] widesp read consumer use and able to respond to or perform a wide range of different tasks, rather than just specific tasks. 23 Since then, an increasing number of such applications have been released on the market for a wide range of different use cases. FUTURE OF PRIVACY FORUM | M AY 2 024 […]

[…] or 1:1 matching (e.g., “enhancing” first-party data); whether it allows for only aggregated inferences (similar to differential privacy solutions 39); and whether businesses are limited in the number of queries they can make. All of these questions would benefit from greater guidance from regulators and are sure to be a key topic of interest […]

[…] widesp read consumer use and able to respond to or perform a wide range of different tasks, rather than just specific tasks. 23 Since then, an increasing number of such applications have been released on the market for a wide range of different use cases. FUTURE OF PRIVACY FORUM | M AY 2 024 […]