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[…] privacy profession Here’s your opportunity to pay it forward by sponsoring the next generation of privacy leadership. FPFs privacy Fellows provide critical insight, research, and analysis on today’s emerging privacy issues. Now you can name, and sponsor, an up-and-coming privacy professional and support their professional journey. Each sponsorship supports one year of an FPF […]

[…] Pledges under the AI Pact were signed by over 130 stakeholders on 26 September 2024. By February 2025: (1.) The AI Board should support the Commission to promote AI literacy tools. Providers and deployers of AI systems sha ll take measures to ensure a sufficient level of AI literacy of users. (2.) The Commission […]

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Today, the Future of Privacy Forum (FPF) launched a new report—Anatomy of State Comprehensive Privacy Law: Surveying the State Privacy Law Landscape and Recent Legislative Trends. By distilling this broad landscape to identify the “anatomy” of state comprehensive privacy law, this report highlights the strong commonalities and the nuanced differences between the various […]

[…] actions. Greater collaboration between regulators and technical experts may also help build a shared understanding of personal information in LLMs, non-LLM AI models, and AI systems and promote consistency in data protection regulation.  Even if California’s policy and legal conclusions ultimately differ from conclusions in other jurisdictions, building a shared (technical) understanding will help […]

[…] law that created safeguards for information maintained about you in federal “systems of records,” how and why it was passed, the extent to which it remains effective today, and the lessons it may hold for our modern debates in the United States about both commercial and government uses of AI. We will be joined […]

[…] based on real-time phone call content analysis and the privacy implications of these technologies. AI detection technologies raise potential privacy risks. Additionally , as they are used today , these technologies have functional limitations. As such, we recommend that the Commission continue to evaluate their capabilities, potentials, and impacts, and consider what role privacy-enhancing […]

Today, the Future of Privacy Forum (FPF) released a new report, Synthetic Content: Exploring the Risks, Technical Approaches, and Regulatory Responses, which analyzes the various approaches being pursued to address the risks associated with “synthetic” content – material produced by generative artificial intelligence (AI) tools. As more people use generative AI to create […]

[…] facilitate adm issions decisions,the review ershould also be aw are ofm ore generalstate consum erprivacy law s thatcoverlegalorsim ilarly significanteffects ofany autom ated decision m aking.Both Colorado43and Virginia’s44law s explicitly listeducation enrollm entin theirlistofuse cases thatw ould require an optout.D epending on the tool,these use cases m ay also be in violation ofthe term […]