On September 28, California’s governor signed a number of bills into law, including to regulate health care facilities’ use of artificial intelligence (“AI”). This included AB 3030, which regulates certain California-licensed health care facilities’ use of AI and SB 1223, which amends the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) to cover “neural data.” We
How To Stay Privacy-Conscious in the Evolving AdTech World
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Daniel B. Rosenzweig is the Founder and Principal Attorney at DBR Data Privacy Solutions, a boutique data privacy law firm. He advises clients on legal and technical compliance with data protection and privacy laws and counsels
Navigating Generative AI Under the European Union’s Artificial Intelligence Act
This blog post focuses on how the EU’s Artificial Intelligence Act (“AI Act”) regulates generative AI, which the AI Act refers to as General-Purpose AI (“GPAI”) Models.
California's Journey to Regulate Technology: September 2024 Legislative Update
Veto for the California Consumer Privacy Act of 2018: opt-out preference signalOn September 20, 2024, California Governor Gavin Newsom vetoed a proposed law (Assembly Bill 3048) that would have strengthened protections under the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) by requiring internet browsers and mobile operating systems to offer consumers the ability to exercise their privacy
California Seeks to Have Consistent Definition of Artificial Intelligence
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has created numerous opportunities for growth and economic development throughout California. However, the unregulated use of AI can lead to a Pandora’s Box of undesirable consequences. A regulatory framework that leads to inconsistent results likely will lead to other problems. Acknowledging this, the most recent California legislature included a bevy of bills
The EU Considers Changing the EU AI Liability Directive into a Software Liability Regulation
*** Update: Note that the EU AI Liability Directive has been withdrawn in the meantime.
Now that the EU Artificial Intelligence Act (“AI Act”) has entered into force, the EU institutions are turning their attention to the proposal for a directive on adapting non-contractual civil liability rules to artificial intelligence (the so-called “AI Liability Directive”).
Cybersecurity Awareness Month: 7 Tips to Build a Resilient Cybersecurity Culture from the Top Down
Cybersecurity usually gets a lot of attention from your IT team. However, to protect your business and your customers, having a few passionate team members champion the cause is not enough. You need a culture of cybersecurity that stretches across your organization, starting with your leadership team.
Of course, it’s one thing to know you
Cybersecurity: A Critical Element in Your 2025 Business Forecast
As cyberattacks become more sophisticated, cybersecurity remains a top concern for regulators, consumers, business partners, and investors. Weak security can cause substantial harm to a company and lead to litigation, reputational damage, and hefty fines. Against that background, the EU is introducing stricter regulations that require robust cyber resilience, mandate board oversight on cybersecurity strategy,
AI Companies Need to Be Transparent, Texas AG Says
The Texas Attorney General recently took action against Pieces Technologies Inc., resolving claims that the company made a series of false and misleading statements about the accuracy and safety of its Artificial Intelligence products.
“AI companies offering products used in high-risk settings owe it to the public and to their clients to be transparent about
On-Demand Webinar: State Privacy and AI Law Update
It has been a busy year in state privacy and AI law with seven states passing consumer data privacy laws, four states amending their existing laws, multiple states passing children’s-related privacy laws, and four states passing AI-related laws. In this on-demand webinar available exclusively to Byte Back+ members, HB privacy partner David Stauss discusses those