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Artificial intelligence is the process of intelligence being learned, developed and used by machines. While it already plays a large role in society, AI will likely become a much larger part of the everyday life as technology advances and automation grows commonplace.

On this topic page, you can find the IAPP’s collection of coverage, analysis and resources on AI connections to the privacy space. The IAPP additionally hosts an “AI Governance Center,” which helps support privacy professionals and emerging AI governance professionals as they respond to the field’s complex challenges.

Featured Resources

Privacy and AI Governance Report

This report explores the state of AI governance in organizations and its overlap with privacy management. We focused on companies’ change processes when striving to use AI according to responsible AI principles such as privacy, accountability, robustness, security, explainability, fairness and human oversight.
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Keynote: Nina Schick on AI

At the IAPP Global Privacy Summit 2023, Nina Schick spoke on the practical reality of artificial intelligence evolving into a synthetic future where media is manipulated or even wholly generated by AI.
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Generative AI: Privacy and tech perspectives

The newfound popularity of ChatGPT, the OpenAI chatbot powered by generative artificial intelligence, “poses complex privacy risks to individuals, organizations and society,” writes IAPP Principal Researcher, Technology, Katherina Koerner.
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Latest News and Resources

What's next for potential global AI regulation, best practices

The rise of artificial intelligence is poised to be the great technological revolution of the early 21st century. At the IAPP Global Privacy Summit 2023, stakeholders, including practitioners, privacy advocates and government regulators, exchanged ideas to better understand AI's technological potentials, best practices for governance, privacy risks and possible iterations of future government regulation. Given the rapid development of AI technologies in a space where existing laws around the w... Read More

Regulating for AI success

This probably has something to do with survival instincts and evolution, but humans really love to focus on risks. In today’s world, when so much attention is given to artificial intelligence, the risks associated with this technology seem especially hyped. Sure, we humans have got our fingers caught many times with new technologies, but the level of anxiety around the risks of AI is getting to science fiction movie levels. Some recent policy and regulatory reactions to AI have gone as far as ... Read More

As generative AI grows in popularity, privacy regulators chime in

There's no doubt the rapid growth of generative artificial intelligence and large language systems like ChatGPT is getting the attention of the privacy profession and taking the business world by storm. During her keynote address at the IAPP Global Privacy Summit 2023 in Washington, D.C., author and generative AI expert Nina Schick demonstrated the eye-opening growth of ChatGPT, pointing out it only took five days for it to reach 1 million users and two months to reach 100 million users. This g... Read More

Federated learning: Supporting data minimization in AI

Artificial intelligence applications, such as language translation, voice recognition and text prediction apps, typically require large-scale data sets to train high-performance machine learning models such as deep neural networks. There can be challenges when the data needed to train the model is personal or proprietary. How can ML algorithms be trained on multiple data sets when, potentially, those data sets cannot be shared? With its capability to train algorithms on various data sets without... Read More

Chatbots, AI and the future of privacy

Chatbots are now all the rage. They have been the subject of numerous investigative news pieces and countless Twitter posts, and multiple companies are investing billions of dollars to further develop the technology. We have only reached the tip of the iceberg, but chatbots and other generative artificial intelligence tools are here to stay, and they will inevitably revolutionize how we interact with technology and with each other. Though AI and machine learning are nothing new, generative AI i... Read More

GPS 2023: AI opportunities for privacy professionals
(IAPP, April 2023)
A view from DC: Should ChatGPT slow down?
(IAPP, March 2023)
Me, myself and generative AI
(IAPP, March 2023)
IAPP Summit Keynote Nina Schick on the latest AI developments
(IAPP, March 2023)
UK releases white paper on AI regulatory framework
(IAPP, March 2023)
Europol report warns against criminal uses of generative AI
(IAPP, March 2023)
Gates calls AI advancements revolutionary
(IAPP, March 2023)
The case of the EU AI Act: Why we need to return to a risk-based approach
(IAPP, March 2023)
Generative AI: A ‘new frontier’
(IAPP, February 2023)
NIST’s Reva Schwartz on the new AI Risk Management Framework
(IAPP, February 2023)
Leveraging privacy governance for the responsible use of AI
(IAPP, February 2023)
ENISA creates guide for AI cybersecurity standardization
(IAPP, March 2023)
Microsoft adds AI to search engine, web browser
(IAPP, February 2023)
Using sensitive data to prevent AI discrimination: Does the EU GDPR need a new exception?
(IAPP, January 2023)
Cheering emerging PETs: Global privacy tech support on the rise
(IAPP, January 2023)
Are EU AI Act sandboxes viable without GDPR waivers for experimentation?
(IAPP, December 2022)
A look at European Parliament’s AI Act negotiations
(IAPP, November 2022)
A look at European Parliament’s AI Act negotiations
(IAPP, November 2022)
How machine learning can help small businesses deal with data privacy compliance
(IAPP, November 2022)
The future of AI regulations and how companies can prepare
(IAPP, October 2022)
Keynote: Mo Gawdat, former Google [X] chief business officer, author of ‘Scary Smart’ and ‘Solve for Happy’ (IAPP Privacy. Security. Risk. 2022)
(IAPP, October 2022)
Greek DPA imposes 20M euro fine on Clearview AI for unlawful processing of personal data
(IAPP, October 2022)
CNIL fines Clearview AI 20M euros
(IAPP, October 2022)
AI text-to-image generator tech outpacing ability to shape ‘norms’ for its use
(IAPP, September 2022)
CIPL – ​Delivering Sustainable AI Accountability in Practice
(CIPL, September 2022)
CEPS publishes EU AI Act report
(IAPP, September 2022)
European Commission on Artificial Intelligence: A European approach to excellence and trust
(European Commission, September 2022)
Metaverse and privacy
(IAPP, August 2022)
Leveraging Artificial Intelligence and Big Data in Telecommunication Sector
(Telecom Regulatory Authority of India, August 2022)
How advanced deep fakes could threaten democracy
(IAPP, August 2022)
Proposed EU AI Act blurs lines between AI developers and data processors under GDPR
(IAPP, July 2022)
UK unveils data reform bill, proposes AI regulation
(IAPP, July 2022)
EU Artificial Intelligence Act Proposal: What could it change?
(IAPP, July 2022)
Web Conference: AI and Biometrics Privacy: Trends and Developments
(IAPP, June 2022)
Microsoft unveils framework for responsible AI
(IAPP, June 2022)
ICO – AI and Data Protection Risk Toolkit
(ICO, May 2022)
Singapore launches first of its kind AI governance testing framework, toolkit
(IAPP, May 2022)
Report: Ransomware gangs may have resources to hire AI experts
(IAPP, April 2022)
CNIL Guidance – Artificial Intelligence
(CNIL, April 2022)
Clearview AI plans to offer tech to banks, private businesses
(IAPP, April 2022)
Stanford’s 2022 AI Index Report
(Stanford, March 2022)
Inside the EU’s rocky path to regulate artificial intelligence
(IAPP, February 2022)
Clearview AI now features 20 billion facial images
(IAPP, March 2022)
Chinese company develops AI program that predicts when employees will leave job
(IAPP, February 2022)
UK supermarkets rolling out AI-based age verification
(IAPP, February 2022)
UK government rolls out global AI standards initiative
(IAPP, January 2022)
Privacy and responsible AI
(IAPP, January 2022)
FBI agrees to licensing contract with Clearview AI
(IAPP, January 2022)
NIST releases report on AI risk management framework
(IAPP, December 2021)
FTC takes steps toward privacy, AI rulemaking
(IAPP, December 2021)
Algorithmic Awareness: Conversations with young Canadians about Artificial Intelligence and Privacy
(MediaSmarts, December 2021)
US Department of Defense – Responsible AI Guidelines
(US Department of Defense, November 2021)
Web Conference: AI, Algorithmic Risk and What to Do About It
(IAPP, November 2021)
Web Conference: OK, Computer? Privacy, AI and Automation
(IAPP, November 2021)
Facebook to close its facial recognition system, but will it start a paradigm shift?
(IAPP, November 2021)
NASCIO — AI Meets the Moment: How a Pandemic Shaped AI Adoption in State Government
(NASCIO, October 2021)
Survey: 36% in government sector plan to increase AI investments
(IAPP, October 2021)
Five Things Lawyers Need to Know About AI
(Future of Privacy Forum, October 2021)
UK details plans for national AI strategy
(IAPP, September 2021)
Web Conference: From Data Compliance to Data Intelligence
(IAPP, September 2021)
Will AI and algorithms truly dictate the future of content?
(IAPP, August 2021)
Gathering Strength, Gathering Storms: The One Hundred Year Study on Artificial Intelligence
(Stanford Institute, August 2021)
Hong Kong privacy commissioner publishes AI guidance
(IAPP, August 2021)
DOJ to study use of AI in analyzing prison phone calls
(IAPP, August 2021)
Local facial recognition bans begin to take hold
(IAPP, July 2021)
How to manage privacy and AI risks within the same project
(IAPP, July 2021)
Handbook on Data Protection and Privacy for Developers of Artificial Intelligence in India
(Data Security Council of India, July 2021)
Report: A rise in AI-based toys threatens children’s privacy
(IAPP, July 2021)
Law enforcement using AI software to patrol social media
(IAPP, July 2021)
Web Conference: How to Deal with Facial Recognition and Make it Compliant?
(IAPP, June 2021)
Web Conference: Understanding Machine Learning Technology and Developing A Risk-Based Approach
(IAPP, June 2021)
Web Conference: Humans in the Loop: Building a Culture of Responsible AI
(IAPP, June 2021)
LinkedIn Live: ‘The EU AI Regulation — What’s New and What’s Not?’
(IAPP, June 2021)
Wash. county bans facial recognition use by Sheriff’s Office, government agencies
(IAPP, June 2021)
Global Legal Insights: AI, Machine Learning & Big Data 2021
(Global Legal Insights, May 2021)
How privacy professionals can assess risks in AI, algorithms and automated decision making systems
(IAPP, May 2021)
Machine learning compliance considerations
(IAPP, May 2021)
Web Conference: Diversity and Inclusion: An AI Formula for HR Success
(IAPP, May 2021)
ICO: Guidance on AI and data protection
(UK ICO, April 2021)
Why the EU’s AI regulation is a groundbreaking proposal
(IAPP, April 2021)
A look at what’s in the EU’s newly proposed regulation on AI
(IAPP, April 2021)
FTC publishes recommendations on AI
(IAPP, April 2021)
Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality: Privacy and Autonomy Considerations
(Future of Privacy Forum, April 2021)
Documents highlight relationship between NYPD, Clearview AI
(IAPP, April 2021)
Clearview story highlights potential AI collaboration issues between EU, US
(IAPP, April 2021)
Army plans facial recognition at automated checkpoints
(IAPP, April 2021)
The Privacy Expert’s Guide to AI and Machine Learning
(Future of Privacy Forum, March 2021)
AI tech on the rise, getting more personalized
(IAPP, February 2021)
Web Conference: Less Pain, More Gain: How AI Can Cut Data Breach Response Time and Complexity
(IAPP, February 2021)
Researchers’ browser extension uses AI to unearth opt-out links
(IAPP, January 2021)
Global AI projects, local privacy laws embracing privacy by design
(IAPP, January 2021)
United States Government Accountability Office — Artificial Intelligence in Health Care
(U.S. GAO, December 2020)
Ensuring that responsible humans make good AI
(IAPP, December 2020)
Podcast: Carissa Véliz on privacy, AI ethics and democracy
(IAPP, December 2020)
Web Conference: The Face-Off — How Regulators Will Take on Facial Recognition Technology
(IAPP, November 2020)
Web Conference: AI, A Privacy Odyssey: Conducting Privacy Assessments on AI Projects
(IAPP, November 2020)
Web Conference: Big Data, Artificial Intelligence and Discrimination in Health Care and Beyond
(IAPP, October 2020)
What privacy frameworks can teach us for implementing AI
(IAPP, September 2020)
When is AI PI? How current and future privacy laws implicate AI and machine learning
(IAPP, July 2020)
Web Conference: Is Privacy Built in to Your Automated Decisions That Use AI?
(IAPP, June 2020)
Spanish DPA (AEPD): Guide on AI-based data processing
(AEPD, March 2020)
ICO: Explaining decisions made with AI
(UK ICO, April 2020)
Takeaways from new White House annual report on AI
(IAPP, February 2020)
Europe aims to take global lead with strategies on AI, data
(IAPP, February 2020)
The Privacy Advisor Podcast: How should we interpret the European Commission’s new AI strategy?
(IAPP, February 2020)
AI camera detects COVID-19 fever
(IAPP, March 2020)
The Privacy Advisor Podcast: How should we interpret the European Commission’s new AI strategy?
(IAPP, February 2020)
Frontline Film: In the Age of AI
(IAPP, August 2019)
Accelerating AI with synthetic data
(IAPP, February 2020)
Securiti.ai receives $50M in funding for AI-focused privacy platform
(IAPP, January 2020)
AI a new obstacle for college students in job searches
(IAPP, January 2020)
Are organizations safeguarding against the risks posed by AI?
(IAPP, December 2019)
White Paper – Building Ethics into Privacy Frameworks for Big Data and AI
(IAPP, October 2018)
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Intro to AI

Brookings Glossary: Artificial intelligence and emerging technology

The Brookings Institution compiled a glossary to define various terms associated with artificial intelligence and emerging technologies. The list of terms and their definitions is drawn from "Turning Point: Policymaking in the Era of Artificial Intelligence," which discusses AI applications across industries and offers policy frameworks for responsible and trustworthy AI deployment. Brookings will provide updates to the list as new terms crop up. Click To View ... Read More

Artificial Intelligence

The IAPP Resource Center hosts an "Artificial Intelligence" topic page, which updates regularly with the latest news and resources covering AI in the privacy space.Click to View Artificial intelligence is a broad term used to describe a process where machines learn from experience, adjusting to new inputs, and potentially performing tasks previously done by humans. More specifically, it is a field of computer science dedicated to simulating intelligent behavior in computers. It may include ... Read More

Ethics

A view from DC: Should ChatGPT slow down?

It may not be a viral dance move yet, but the latest hot trend in tech circles is to call for a slowdown on artificial intelligence development. This week, an open letter from the "longtermist" Future of Life Institute called for a six-month pause on the development of AI systems such as large language models due to concerns around the evolution of “human-competitive intelligence” that could bring about a plethora of societal harms. Scholars agree that caution in the development of advanced alg... Read More

Chinese company develops AI program that predicts when employees will leave job

Chinese company Sangfor Technologies has drawn scrutiny for its AI program that can predict if an employee is about to leave their job, South China Morning Post reports. The program can spy on an employee’s browsing activity, such as viewing job posts and sending application emails. The program came to light after a user on Maimai.cn, a professional networking application, claimed he was fired when his company discovered, using a monitoring system, he was applying to other jobs.Full Story... Read More

Web Conference: Humans in the Loop: Building a Culture of Responsible AI

Original broadcast date: 24 June 2021  In this interactive privacy education web conference we will describe a case study of how the governance structures of an enterprise privacy program can be extended to bring to life “responsible AI”, a growing area of research merging the concepts from privacy, data ethics and new areas, such as explainable AI. The speakers share knowledge of industry best practices and demonstrate methods for assessing risk in AI projects and for developing a framework for responsible AI. Read More

Study looks at advances, long-term impact of AI

A new report from Pew Research Center and Elon University’s Imagining the Internet Center found 68% of responding developers, business and policy leaders, researchers and activists do not believe ethical principles focused on public good will be employed in most AI designs by 2030. The report includes written explanations from professionals, including Google’s Chief Internet Evangelist Vint Cerf, who said, “There will be a good-faith effort, but I am skeptical that the good intentions will neces... Read More

Web Conference: Ethical-AI-by-Design: How Responsible AI Yields a Brighter Tomorrow
(IAPP, February 2021)
Ensuring that responsible humans make good AI
(IAPP, December 2020)
Podcast: Carissa Véliz on privacy, AI ethics and democracy
(IAPP, December 2020)
The Ethical Use of Personal Data to Build AI Technologies
(Harvard Kennedy School, March 2020)
Artificial Intelligence and Data Protection: Delivering Sustainable AI Accountability in Practice
(CIPL, March 2020)
White Paper – Building Ethics into Privacy Frameworks for Big Data and AI
(IAPP, October 2018)
AI Forum issues guidelines for ‘trustworthy’ use
(IAPP, March 2020)
Facial Recognition: For a debate living up to the challenges
(CNIL, February 2020)
European Commission considering 3- to 5-year ban of facial-recognition tech
(IAPP, January 2020)
London police launch facial-recognition program
(IAPP, February 2020)
Facial-recognition technology: fundamental rights considerations in the context of law enforcement
(European Union Agency For Fundamental Rights, January 2020)
Police use of automated license plate readers under fire
(IAPP, February 2020)
Ethical and societal implications of algorithms, data and artificial intelligence: a roadmap for research
(IAPP, August 2019)
Face Off: Law Enforcement Use of Face Recognition Technology
(Electronic Frontier Foundation, August 2019)
EU aims to regulate AI ethics
(IAPP, April 2019)
EU stresses lawfulness in new ethical AI guidelines
(IAPP, April 2019)
Lawmakers introduce House resolution on ethical AI
(IAPP, March 2019)
AI ethics and moving beyond compliance
(IAPP, January 2019)
CNIL Report – The ethical matters raised by algorithms and artificial intelligence
(CNIL, May 2018)
Ethically Aligned Design: A Vision for Prioritizing Human Wellbeing with Artificial Intelligence and Autonomous Systems
(IEEE, July 2017)
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Regulation

As generative AI grows in popularity, privacy regulators chime in

There's no doubt the rapid growth of generative artificial intelligence and large language systems like ChatGPT is getting the attention of the privacy profession and taking the business world by storm. During her keynote address at the IAPP Global Privacy Summit 2023 in Washington, D.C., author and generative AI expert Nina Schick demonstrated the eye-opening growth of ChatGPT, pointing out it only took five days for it to reach 1 million users and two months to reach 100 million users. This g... Read More

UK releases white paper on AI regulatory framework

The U.K. Department for Science, Innovation and Technology published a white paper with its approach to regulating artificial intelligence technologies. The regulatory framework seeks to "build public trust in cutting-edge technologies and make it easier for businesses to innovate, grow and create jobs." The approach consists of five AI principles: safety, transparency, fairness, accountability and governance, and redress. U.K. regulators will roll out guidance within the next 12 months to help ... Read More

Europol report warns against criminal uses of generative AI

Europol published a report warning about the exploitation of OpenAI's ChatGPT and other generative artificial intelligence systems by cybercriminals, Euractiv reports. "While all of the information ChatGPT provides is freely available on the internet, the possibility to use the model to provide specific steps by asking contextual questions means it is significantly easier for malicious actors to better understand and subsequently carry out various types of crime," the report said.Full Story... Read More

A look at European Parliament’s AI Act negotiations

The proposed Artificial Intelligence Act would be the first horizontal regulation of AI in the world, but, as always, the devil is in the details. Though the Council of the European Union has nearly completed its version, the European Parliament is still negotiating its version. IAPP Editorial Director Jedidiah Bracy, CIPP, looks at how other EU lawmakers and stakeholders are crafting this massive, precedent-setting legislation.Full Story The Privacy Advisor Podcast: MEP Tudorache unpacks think... Read More

The future of AI regulations and how companies can prepare

The development of machine learning and artificial intelligence has gone into overdrive in recent years. Now governments around the world at both federal and local levels are attempting to get out ahead of what may come from the exponential growth of AI’s potential to fundamentally change the digital world. During the IAPP Privacy. Security. Risk 2022 conference, Uber Privacy and Security Public Policy Lead Shani Rosenstock facilitated a panel discussion about the number of the existing and po... Read More

White House OSTP releases 'Blueprint for an AI Bill of Rights'

The White House Office of Science and Technology Policy published "Blueprint for an AI Bill of Rights," which provides design, development and deployment guidelines for artificial intelligence technologies. Data privacy, algorithmic discrimination protections and user choice principles are among the OTSP's "five common sense protections to which everyone in America should be entitled." The OTSP said the blueprint is "a vision for a society" and its AI use focuses on protections from the onset, i... Read More

CEPS publishes EU AI Act report

The Centre for European Policy Studies published a research paper on the proposed EU Artificial Intelligence Act. The authors said an agreement could be struck by mid-2023, but it may hinge on the ability of co-legislators to "converge on key issues such as the definition of AI, the risk classification and associated regulatory remedies, governance arrangements and enforcement rules.” The paper presents eight major recommendations to avoid overlapping regulations if the AI Act passes, including ... Read More

Inside the EU's rocky path to regulate artificial intelligence

In April last year, the European Commission published its ambitious proposal to regulate Artificial Intelligence. The regulation was meant to be the first of its kind, but the progress has been slow so far due to the file's technical, political and juridical complexity. Meanwhile, the EU lost its first-mover advantage as other jurisdictions like China and Brazil have managed to pass their legislation first. As the proposal is entering a crucial year, it is high time to take stock of the state o... Read More

Metaverse

Metaverse and privacy

From Facebook's recent decision to rename itself "Meta" to Epic Games' billion-dollar investment in metaverse technologies, the metaverse has dominated the news and will likely continue to do so over the next several years. To date, there is no universally accepted definition for the term "metaverse" and, for many, it suggests a new but undeveloped future of the internet. According to J.P. Morgan, the metaverse is a seamless convergence of our physical and digital lives, creating a unified, virt... Read More

Machine Learning & Facial Recognition

Machine Learning

A subfield of, or building block for, artificial intelligence (see Artificial Intelligence), machine learning is a problem-solving technique that trains a computer to identify new patterns. It implements various algorithms in a problem-solving process that includes data cleansing, feature selection, training, testing, and validation. Companies and government agencies increasingly deploy machine learning algorithms for tasks such as fraud detection, speech recognition, image classification and ot... Read More

How machine learning can help small businesses deal with data privacy compliance

Data privacy is one of the leading concerns for businesses to ensure confidentiality and preserve trust. Over the last few decades, the digital footprints of our society have shown exceptional growth. But, this digital revolution is striking hard over privacy concerns of individuals.  According to Pew Research, 81% of Americans report the potential risk of data collected by companies overshadowing the benefits they receive from those businesses.  Challenges in executing privacy compliance for ... Read More

Clearview AI extends database access to US public defenders

Clearview AI has begun allowing public defenders to access its facial recognition database of more than 20 billion facial images, The New York Times reports. The access helped a Florida man prove his innocence against accusations of vehicular homicide. Clearview AI's technology was previously limited to law enforcement, but CEO Hoan Ton-That said public defender access would help "balance the scales of justice." Legal Aid Society's Jerome Greco said the new access is merely an attempt "to push b... Read More

Report: Ukraine's use of facial recognition to identify dead Russian soldiers could backfire

The Ukrainian military’s use of Clearview AI facial recognition to identify dead Russian soldiers may carry negative consequences, warned military technology analysts, The Washington Post reports. Ukraine reported using Clearview AI to scan the faces of more than 8,600 Russian soldiers killed in the invasion. The families of 582 soldiers were directly contacted to inform them of family member deaths, with some outreach including an image of the dead soldier. Some military analysts were concerned... Read More

Warning Signs: Identifying Privacy and Security Risks to Machine Learning Systems
(Future of Privacy Forum, August 2022)
Report: One in two US adults in a law enforcement facial recognition database
(IAPP, March 2022)
Facebook to close its facial recognition system, but will it start a paradigm shift?
(IAPP, November 2021)
Will AI and algorithms truly dictate the future of content?
(IAPP, August 2021)
Web Conference: How to Deal with Facial Recognition and Make it Compliant?
(IAPP, June 2021)
Web Conference: More than Face Value: Facial Recognition Technology & Privacy
(IAPP, June 2021)
Assessing proper regulatory models for facial recognition
(IAPP, April 2021)
Facial Recognition Tech and Privacy: Who Are You? Everyone Wants to Know’
(IAPP, April 2021)
Chatbots and privacy rights after death: Once again, life imitates art
(IAPP, April 2021)
Banks begin trialing tech to monitor employees
(IAPP, April 2021)
Facial recognition on rise to authorize mobile payments
(IAPP, April 2021)
The Privacy Expert’s Guide to AI and Machine Learning
(Future of Privacy Forum, March 2021)
Understanding Facial Detection, Characterization and Recognition Technologies
(Future of Privacy Forum, February 2021)
Rationalizing Data Science, Machine Learning, and Change Management for Security Leadership
(Threat Stack, January 2021)
Training a Machine Learning Model Using Customer Proprietary Data
(Hunton Andrews Kurth, October 2020)
FPF: How to Operationalize Data Protection by Design for Machine Learning
(Future of Privacy Forum, February 2020)
ACLU files class-action vs. Clearview AI under biometric privacy law
(IAPP, May 2020)
NZ police test Clearview AI tech without consultation
(IAPP, May 2020)
Breaches at our front door: What we can learn from Clearview AI
(IAPP, March 2020)
Report: Investors, clients used Clearview AI’s facial-recognition tech
(IAPP, March 2020)
NYT podcast: Kashmir Hill discusses Clearview AI reporting
(IAPP, February 2020)
Web Conference: Machine Language, Artificial Intelligence and Usage Data
(IAPP, September 2020)
Subway facial recognition system raises data security, privacy concerns
(IAPP, June 2020)
Facial recognition to monitor pedestrians at Texas border crossing
(IAPP, February 2020)
Facial-recognition cameras installed at Irish pitch in 2018
(IAPP, February 2020)
Facial-recognition technology: fundamental rights considerations in the context of law enforcement
(European Union Agency For Fundamental Rights, January 2020)
Facial recognition technology: force for good or privacy threat?
(Malwarebytes Labs, January 2020)
China uses DNA to create human facial images
(IAPP, December 2019)
DHS: Privacy Recommendations in Connection with the Use of Facial Recognition Technology
( U.S. Department of Homeland Security, August 2019)
Algorithms, Intelligence, and Learning Oh My
(Privacy International, August 2019)
Platform uses AI, bots to automate compliance practices
(IAPP, August 2019)
How to address new privacy issues raised by artificial intelligence and machine learning
(Brookings, August 2019)
Encryption isn’t enough: Why conversational AI requires more
(IAPP, March 2019)
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