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[…] U.S. states. As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes increasingly embedded in daily life and critical sectors like healthcare and employment, state lawmakers have begun crafting regulatory strategies to promote its opportunities while addressing its heightened risks. This report by FPF delves into the trends of these legislative efforts, examines core questions and issues, and offers […]

[…] as training an AI model, but which is not anymore publicly available after being collected. 3. Exemptions for research purposes with clear technical and ethical standards could promote AI research and development Section 17(2)(b) of the DPDPA also exempts processing of personal data for “research, archiving or statistical purposes” from obligations under the DPDPA. […]

[…] Josh Lee, Sakshi Shivhare, Brendan Tan. (L-R) Second row:  Lee Matheson and Dominic Paulger. 2. At the IAPP Asia Privacy Forum, FPF organized a panel to examine India’s landmark data protection legislation, and also participated in a panel on data sovereignty. 2.1. On July 18, FPF organized a panel titled “Demystifying India’s Digital Personal […]

Today, FPF is releasing an infographic that provides insights into how organizations are responding to the transparency requirements of recently enacted U.S. state health privacy laws. The infographic reflects a survey of privacy notices on the websites of 180+ companies across a variety of industries and sectors, from pharmaceutical to apparel. Two key […]

[…] journey. On a separate note, panelists also discussed data governance as an essential component of digital public infrastructures (DPIs)1. For instance, they noted DPIs became relevant after India included them as a priority during its G20 presidency. Although digital public infrastructure is still an evolving concept, it can be explored as an alternative to […]

[…] AADCs’ enactments, conversations have been happening around the world on how to best protect youth privacy and safety online through regulation. These efforts, like youth provisions in India’s DPDPA, are not subject to the same First Amendment concerns raised by NetChoice, and these laws are moving forward without facing the same challenges in court. […]

[…] launched PETs Research Coordination Network (RCN), supported by grants from the U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF) and U.S. Department of Energy (DoE). This project will analyze and promote the trustworthy adoption of PETs in the context of artificial intelligence (AI) and other technologies, directed by the Biden-Harris Administration’s Executive Order on AI.  FPF will […]

[…] White House Eisenhower Executive Office Building. Supported by grants from the U.S. Department of Energy (DoE) and U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF), the project will analyze and promote the trustworthy adoption of PETs in the context of artificial intelligence (AI) and other key technologies.  FPF’s RCN will bring together a multi-stakeholder community of academic […]