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On Cyber Monday, giving supportive technology to an older loved one or caregiver is a great option. Finding the perfect holiday gift for an older adult who values their independence can be a challenge. This year, it might be worth exploring the exciting world of AI-enabled AgeTech. It’s not only gadgets; it’s also about […]

[…] in the U.S., the European Union, and around the world are overwhelmingly focused on AI. It should be noted that the three resolutions passed quasi-unanimously, with only one abstention among GPA members noted in the public documents (US Federal Trade Commission). Resolution on the collection, use and disclosure of personal data to pre-train, train […]

[…] ence s y ste m ( AI sy ste m ) mean s s o ft w are th at is deve lo ped w it h one or more of th e t e ch niq ue s an d a p pro ach e s lis te d in A nne x […]

[…] ongoing pain point for industry is whether and how data providers can charge access fees to third parties that are acting on a consumer’s request. On the one hand, consumers must be given access. On the other hand, data providers do incur costs to develop and maintain developer interfaces or application programming interfaces (APIs) […]

As more states consider how to govern AI-powered chatbots, California’s SB 243 joins New York’s S-3008C as one of the first few enacted laws governing companion chatbots and stands out as the first to include protections tailored to minors. Signed by Governor Gavin Newsom this month, the law focuses on transparency and youth safety, requiring “companion chatbot” operators to adopt […]

As more states consider how to govern AI-powered chatbots, California’s SB 243 joins New York’s S-3008C as one of the first few enacted laws governing companion chatbots and stands out as the first to include protections tailored to minors. Signed by Governor Gavin Newsom this month, the law focuses on transparency and youth safety, […]

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[…] practice, this means that pseudonymized data may or may not be considered personal data, and such an assessment must be made on a case-by-case basis. On the one hand, this may alleviate the burden on data recipients who lack the means to reasonably identify the individuals: if they do not process personal data, the […]

[…] mention the GDPR, suggesting that any further proposals for its reform may be announced without public consultation. The text of the GDPR is finely-balanced, and changes to one provision that on the surface seem minor may create uncertainties or conflicts with other provisions, unless they are carefully considered. Pushing through reforms hastily can lead […]

[…] may be impacted by the processing operations, which may include freedom of speech, due process, non- discrimination, etc. EDPB Guidelines on DPIAs, at page 6. Operational Elements: One notable difference between California and Colorado is the level of specificity required in detailing operational elements of the processing. The Colorado regulations afford controllers some flexibility […]