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[…] third parties (paras. 106–108). On this basis, the Court maintained as valid the initial EDPS decision. 3. Broad implications and practical challenges The Court’s holdings are a welcome development, as they introduce greater flexibility in the concept of personal data. However, they also generate significant practical challenges for data controllers and raise broader implications […]

[…] of technology, law, business, and public policy, further strengthening FPF’s mission to advance principled and pragmatic data practices in support of emerging technologies. “FPF is fortunate to welcome Anne, Peter, Nuala, and Harriett to our board,” said Jules Polonetsky, FPF CEO. “Their collective experience will be invaluable in guiding FPF’s work at a time […]

[…] or means of analysis that have the potential to lead to real-world policy solutions.  More information on the award and submission requirements can be found here. FPF welcomes privacy scholars, researchers, and students to submit completed papers focusing on privacy or AI governance, specifically emphasizing data protection, and be relevant to policymakers in this […]

This September, the Future of Privacy Forum will be participating in several events during the 47th Global Privacy Assembly in South Korea. The Global Privacy Assembly (GPA) is a leading international forum that brings together data protection and privacy authorities from around the world. Originally convened in 1979 as the International Conference of Data […]

[…] to its use. Josh presented on global AI governance, highlighting the rapid legislative changes in the APAC region over the past six months, and comparing developments in South Korea, Japan, and Vietnam with those in the EU, US, and Latin America. He then discussed how data protection laws – especially provisions on consent, data […]

[…] I S SU E BRIE F: U .S . PO LIC Y ○ Queries persist for a maximum of 2 minutes before dissolving (the key point and bonus feature of this process/tech is that it is not permanent), which aligns with the spirit of data localization requirements. How do you weigh the benefit of […]

[…] also prescribes skill requirements. A DPO must have knowledge of data protection law and technology, an understanding of the business’s data processing operations, and the ability to promote a data protection culture with integrity. The required skill level depends on the complexity, scale, sensitivity and level of protection required for the data being processed.  […]

[…] advancement but also by a worldwide push to establish new regulatory regimes. In a landmark move, on May 28, 2025, Japan’s Parliament approved the “Act on the Promotion of Research and Development and the Utilization of AI-Related Technologies” (人工知能関連技術の研究開発及び活用の推進に関する法律案要綱) (AI Promotion Act, or Act), making Japan the second major economy in the Asia-Pacific (APAC) […]