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[…] the same thing), and thematic relevance (asking if data sharing contributes to equity, sustainability, or resiliency). Several things can inform how impact is measured, such as the number of downloads, views, or citations a research product using LinkedIn data receives, better-informed decisions regarding global economic development policy, or influencing the future of employer training […]

[…] AI play important roles in the boring and hidden parts of systems that provide many of the conveniences in modern life. For example, supply chain management, including airline cargo scheduling systems and “just in time” restocking models rely on these programs. Expert systems identify solutions by combing through and combining multiple types and layers […]

[…] AI play important roles in the boring and hidden parts of systems that provide many of the conveniences in modern life. For example, supply chain management, including airline cargo scheduling systems and “just in time” restocking models rely on these programs. Expert systems identify solutions by combing through and combining multiple types and layers […]

[…] “data controller or data processor that is domiciled, resident in, or operating in Nigeria and processes or intends to process personal data of more than a such number of data subjects who are within Nigeria.” The Act continues, explaining that “the Commission may prescribe or such other class of data controller or data processor […]

[…] state privacy law to explicitly provide that individuals have a right to request the deletion of “derived data.” 4. Slightly Stricter Controller Obligations Oregon’s bill includes a number of routine obligations for covered organizations including maintaining reasonable data security, contractual requirements for processors, posting privacy notices, and obtaining consent for the processing of sensitive […]

As a growing number of federal and state children’s online privacy and safety proposals seek to age-restrict social media and other online experiences, FPF released a new infographic, Unpacking Age Assurance: Technologies and Tradeoffs. The infographic analyzes the risks and potential harms associated with attempting to discern someone’s age online, as well as potential […]

[…] Draft Measures were released, most Chinese users’ access to such services was  already geo-blocked – either by the service providers themselves (e.g., by requiring a foreign telephone number for registration), or by the Chinese government through enforcement measures. At the same time, the scale of China’s user market and its involvement in AI development […]

[…] to drop off, frustrating parents and online providers). The report also considers other potential avenues to obtaining VPC and age assurance, such as the use of mobile phone SMS or text messaging, the device’s operating system, the point of purchase or setup of a device by a parent, artificial intelligence, and profiling, as well […]

[…] game?” can trigger a complex chain of events. Before a kid can access a child-directed online service, parents might be asked to verify their identity via a phone call, asked to confirm sensitive financial details, or print and sign a paper form. Parents could be required to charge a fee to a credit card, […]

[…] laws and pending proposals have carved out certain small businesses from coverage. Typically, businesses will fall within the scope of a state privacy law based upon the number of in-state residents about whom it processes data, ranging between 50,000 individuals (Montana) to 175,000 (Tennessee). TDPSA breaks from this trend by exempting companies if they […]