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In the U.S., state lawmakers are seeking to regulate various pricing strategies that fall under the umbrella of “data-driven pricing”: practices that use personal and/or non-personal data to continuously inform decisions about the prices and products offered to consumers. Using a variety of terms—including “surveillance,” “algorithmic,” and “personalized” pricing—legislators are targeting a range of […]

[…] 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 […]

[…] from names in the training corpus. These may be used in combination to form names and may also be used to form email addresses (since many people use a variation of their names for their email address) and possibly even street names (since names are often named after famous individuals). The LLM is able […]

[…] guidance on other existing transfer mechanisms under the PDPA, such as the conditions for valid consent and determining when transfers are “necessary.” Additionally, the Guideline allows the use of binding corporate rules (BCRs) for intra-group transfers, standard contractual clauses (SCCs) for transfers between unrelated parties, and certifications from recognized bodies as evidence of adequate […]

[…] technologies” in Japan. This term refers to technologies that replicate human intellectual capabilities like cognition, inference, and judgment through artificial means, as well as the systems that use them. This non-technical definition appears to be designed for flexibility and longevity. Notably, the law proposes a unique approach to defining the scope of covered AI […]

[…] describe secondary uses that are not reasonably necessary to or compatible with the purposes previously disclosed to the consumer, and (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, […]

[…] international stage on data protection issues. Every year, Singapore’s PDPC hosts Personal Data Protection Week meant for robust discussions on the latest developments in data protection and use of data tech. Join FPF Managing Director of APAC, Josh Lee Kok Thong, Deputy Director for Asia-Pacific and China, Dominic Paulger, Policy Analyst for Global Privacy, […]

[…] of the Future of Privacy Forum. “This year’s awardees have all demonstrated the thoughtful leadership, bold vision, and creative thinking that is essential to advancing the responsible use of data for the benefit of society.” 2025 FPF Achievement Award Recipients include: Brazil National Data Protection Authority, Global Responsible AI Leadership Award Accepted by Miriam […]

[…] development and innovation.  The study recognizes that advances in machine learning enable generative AI systems beneficial to key fields, including healthcare, banking, and commerce and highlights three use cases likely to produce valuable benefits for Brazilian society. For instance, the Federal Court of Accounts is implementing “ChatTCU”, a generative model to assist the Court’s […]