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The Future of Privacy Forum (FPF) submitted comments in response to the Federal Communications Commission’s (FCC, or Commission) Notice of Inquiry (NOI) on technologies that can alert consumers that they may be interacting with an AI-generated call based on real-time phone call content analysis.

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[…] interacting with an AI-generated call. 2 Specifically , in the NOI, the FCC seeks comment on tools for detecting, alerting, and blocking AI-generated calls 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 […]

[…] limitations on certain synthetic content. However, while these approaches may address some challenges with synthetic content, each one is individually limited in its reach and implicates a number of tradeoffs that policymakers should address going forward. Read the Report: Synthetic Content: Exploring the Risks, Technical Approaches, and Regulatory Responses This report highlights the following […]

[…] the autonomy of an LGBTQ+ individual. According to an article in the Oregon Law Review, data usage related to sexuality can result in pop-ups on an individual’s phone, creating worry and concern about potentially outing an individual in public or quasi-public situations. LGBTQ+ individuals are not always able to be safely out in public […]

[…] law also restricts the sale of minors’ personal data, including allowing a third party to sell the data. Obtaining “informed consent” under the NYCDPA requires satisfying a number of conditions, some of which diverge from comparable privacy regimes. Consent must be made separately from any other transaction or part of a transaction; be made […]

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[…] $5,000 for (3) months AUDIENCE Distribution list of 2,000 people, including corporate employees of 210+ FPF member companies. List includes senior level privacy executives from a significant number of Fortune 500 companies. Benefits of Sponsorship include: ❱ Company name and logo included on LinkedIn Live promotional materials (LI posts, Twitter, and YouTube; IG story […]

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[…] better positioned to compete with third-party data ecosystems that must account for additional privacy compliance considerations when sharing data with third parties. The third-party cookie made it cheaper and easier to match identity data with a wide variety of third parties. The ongoing industry transition away from third-party cookies and towards other approaches for […]