To address the data privacy issues artificial intelligence development causes, the rapid deployment of the technology is "making it glaringly clear that a privacy law rethink is long overdue," TeachPrivacy President and CEO Daniel Solove writes. Solove warned against carving out policies that furthe...

In an op-ed for The Conversation, University of Canterbury lecturer Mark Rickerby said organizations within New Zealand should learn from Foodstuffs' trial over facial recognition trial with racial bias issues. Rickerby said biometric technology "requires human-centered design to avoid misuse, bias ...

The discussion draft of the American Privacy Rights Act includes two targeted artificial intelligence policy sections and a data minimization provision that could have big consequences for the industry down the road. IAPP Staff Writer Caitlin Andrews takes a closer look at the bill's requirements an...

The U.K. Upper Tribunal Administrative Appeals Chamber dismissed the U.K. Information Commissioner's Office appeal of a lower court's decision to overturn an order requiring Experian to change how it handles customer data. The court found some flaws in the First-Tier Tribunal's reasoning but no lega...

Politico reports EU policymakers will not immediately consider addressing alleged TikTok issues following passage of a U.S. law forcing China-based ByteDance to divest the social platform over national security and sensitive data protection concerns. Vice President of the European Parliament Dita Ch...