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[…] narrowly on specific types of health data individually or in tandem with AI or other technologies. For example, mental health chatbots (Utah HB452), reproductive health data ( Virginia SB754), or AI disclosures in clinical settings (California AB3030). Other bills and laws have broad definitions that include location, movement, and voice data, all common types […]

[…] classical information storage and retrieval systems, and examines the legal implications that arise from this. Thereafter, it attempts to demystify the phenomenon of memorisation, to gain a better understanding of why partial regurgitation occurs. This blog post concludes with some suggestions on how LLMs can be used in AI systems for fluency, while highlighting […]

[…] are arguably more expansive, as they do not provide an exception (as does the GDPR) for breaches unlikely to result in a risk to the rights and freedoms of natural persons. 2.7. The amendments replace the PDPA’s restrictive former whitelisting data transfers approach with a more flexible cross-border data transfer regime Prior to the […]

[…] our FPF Members Portal. The post begins by exploring the Act’s core provisions in detail, before placing the Act in a global context by drawing detailed comparisons between the Act and two other pioneering omnibus AI regulations: (1) the European Union (EU)’s AI Act, and South Korea’s Framework Act on AI Development and Establishment […]

[…] (2) factors to determine when a secondary use is a “material new purpose.” These factors include the consumer’s reasonable expectations at the time of collection, the link between new purpose and the original purpose, potential impacts on the consumer, the consumer-controller relationship and the context of collection, and potential safeguards. These factors are inspired […]

[…] Senate Commerce Chairman Cruz and one from Senator Fetterman. Given that COPPA 2.0 amends an existing statute, FPF has created this comparison document which provides a redline between the COPPA statute as it currently stands, the amendments proposed by COPPA 2.0, and the newly adopted Cruz and Fetterman amendments. Check out FPF’s previous redlined […]

[…] of cross-border data flows, arguing that trust depends on protecting data wherever it moves. From there, Morning Tech Reporter at Politico, Gabby Miller, moderated an insightful discussion between Kat Duffy, Senior Fellow for Digital & Cyberspace Policy at the Council on Foreign Relations, Maryam Mujica, Chief Public Policy Officer at General Catalyst, and Pablo […]

[…] Privacy Symposium Welcome Networking Reception » Com pany logo on event webpage with link, located on FPF website »Rec ognition in invitations, event registration site, and on-site promotional materials »Offic ial recognition during program by BPS Leaders »Opp ortunity to provide (1) promotional item and (1) giveaway via QR code at each Delegate’s seat. […]

[…] Privacy Symposium Welcome Networking Reception » Com pany logo on event webpage with link, located on FPF website »Rec ognition in invitations, event registration site, and on-site promotional materials »Offic ial recognition during program by BPS Leaders »Opp ortunity to provide (1) promotional item and (1) giveaway via QR code at each Delegate’s seat. […]