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[…] AI Governance Framework, which won a UN WSIS Prize in 2019. Most recently, Singapore launched the Model AI Governance Framework for Generative AI in June 2024 – one of the first in the world to do so. Singapore was also ranked third in the 2023 Global AI Index, which benchmarks nations on their level […]

[…] new and transformational use cases for AI in everyday life. However, there are also risks and ethical considerations to manage throughout the lifecycle of these systems. A better understanding of these risks and considerations is essential as practitioners devise policies to manage the benefits and risks of generative AI tools. The re-release of Generative […]

[…] the American Privacy Rights Act discussion draft, go further than existing state privacy laws because the prohibition is not strictly tried to discrimination that is already unlawful. One minor difference from ADPPA is that Vermont prohibits discrimination against individuals, rather than “in a manner that discriminates,” though this distinction may not have a practical […]

[…] blocks for the responsible development and use of generative AI. The report’s unveiling took place at an in-person launch event, co-hosted by FPF and Lee & Ko, one of South Korea’s premier full-service law firms. It featured remarks from senior leaders and government officials, including Kang Do-hyun, the 2nd Vice Minister of Science and […]

‘Don’t call me kid, don’t call me baby’ – unless you are a child residing in either Colorado or Virginia, where children will soon have increased privacy protections due to recent advances in youth privacy legislation. Virginia and Colorado both have broad-based privacy laws already in effect. During the 2024 state legislative sessions, both […]

[…] audience of a site or service determines the legal obligations of a company under COPPA. The COPPA Rule dictates that a website or online service may have one of three types of audiences: a general audience, a child-directed audience, or a mixed audience. A general audience site or service is one that is intended […]

[…] material opportunity to address and mitigate potential risks to personal data that some AI tools and systems may pose, either through design or use. In addition, as one of the largest purchasers of AI tools and systems, the U.S. government procurement policies around AI can become potent drivers for privacy, transparency, and equitable outcomes.“ […]

[…] Consumer Privacy Act, as integrated into the California Age-Appropriate Design Code Act (California AADC). The Maryland AADC specifically captures businesses that conduct business in Maryland and meet one of three thresholds: 1) have annual gross revenue of at least $25,000,000, 2) buy, receive, sell, or share the personal data of 50,000 or more consumers, […]

[…] charged language to trick users into sharing more information would likely be considered manipulative or deceptive. The line distinguishing merely persuasive design practices from “manipulative” or “deceptive” ones can be ambiguous. To some extent, all interfaces, whether online or in the physical world, will steer user behavior or constrain their choices, and determining when […]

[…] also encourages schools and districts to update their existing edtech vetting policies to address the unique considerations of AI technologies (or to create a comprehensive policy if one does not already exist) instead of creating a separate vetting process for AI. It also highlights the role that state legislatures can play in ensuring the […]