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Evaluating the use of AI in privacy program operations
The privacy implications and questions surrounding artificial intelligence dominate discussions among many privacy professionals. How do we untrain an AI model previously trained on personal information in response to a data subject request? How do we explain how a particular AI model processes pers...
Potential friction between free speech and youth privacy laws
The California Age-Appropriate Design Code Act is under a temporary block from the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California. It represents a boiling point in a major U.S. legal debate around youth safety laws' perceived conflict with free speech protections. IAPP Managing Director...
Australia attorney-general discloses Privacy Act reform details
Australia Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus revealed inclusions and exclusions concerning provisions of the pending Privacy Act reform, The Sydney Morning Herald reports. Australia's government received 116 recommendations for the reform, including 106 that will either be included in the pending legisla...
ICO urges stronger data protection for victims of abuse
The U.K. Information Commissioner's Office warned organizations regarding the need to increase data protection and security concerning sensitive information belonging to victims of domestic abuse. The warning comes as the ICO issued seven reprimands in 14 months over data breaches involving domestic...
Critics call for changes to Canadian privacy, AI laws; government reacts
In an open letter to Canadian Minister of Innovation, Science and Industry François-Philippe Champagne, stakeholders called for major changes to Bill C-27, Canada's proposed omnibus privacy and artificial intelligence legislation, the Financial Post reports. Meanwhile, in an opening statement before...
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