Does your AI count: Scoping ADMT before California's 1 Jan. deadline


Contributors:
Daniel Barber
Co-Founder and CEO
DataGrail
David Khalily
CIPP/US, CIPM
Senior Privacy & AI Counsel, Legal Department
Harvey AI
Neelofer Shaikh
Attorney
California Privacy Protection Agency
Omer Tene
Westin Emeritus Fellow, IAPP; Partner
Goodwin Procter
Brought to you by DataGrail
California's compliance on automated decision-making technology is going into effect 1 Jan. 2027. The rules apply whenever ADMT is used to make a "significant decision" about a consumer — in employment, lending, housing, healthcare or education — and require new opt-out flows, pre-use notice, access-request handling and documented risk assessments. This session breaks down exactly what counts as a "significant decision," which systems in a typical tech stack are likely to be swept in and how to prepare now — minimizing risk and staying compliant — instead of scrambling when the deadline hits.
Does your AI count: Scoping ADMT before California's 1 Jan. deadline

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