There is no exemption for AI when it comes to consumer facing applications, the Federal Trade Commission recently stressed in a blog post.
Key points:
Imagine you need money, and you’re trying to figure out where to get it.
Well, banks have money. And a lot of it is just sitting there gathering dust (and maybe some interest).
Now, in this hypothetical, you don’t know that taking money that isn’t yours is against the law. You just think you can
Keypoint: Last week, the Colorado legislature passed a bill amending the Colorado Privacy Act to add provisions regarding biometric data and the California legislature advanced numerous bills.
Below is the fourteenth weekly update on the status of proposed state privacy legislation in 2024.
The Utah legislature has been busy, with another law effective May 1. This one is “privacy adjacent” but worth keeping in mind. The law, the Artificial Intelligence Policy Act, was signed into law in March. Among other things, it will require companies to respond “clearly and conspicuously” to an individual who asks if they are
The United Kingdom’s Information Commissioner’s Office has issued guidance on the accuracy of artificial intelligence
Some key points:
Artificial intelligence, referred to as “AI” for short, has had an outsized impact on nearly every aspect of human existence. If that sounds like an overstatement, it’s not— machine learning systems and generative AI tools have now been integrated into various sectors of life including healthcare, government services, industry, and education. In 2023, more than
Disclaimer: The blogpost below is based on a previously published Thomson Reuters Practical Law practice note (EU AI Act: data protection aspects (EU)) and only presents a short overview of and key takeaways from this practice note. This blogpost has been produced with the permission of Thomson Reuters, who has the copyright over the full
The Artificial Intelligence Act (AI Act) is the first comprehensive legislation that intends to regulate AI horizontally across all sectors in Europe. It will have far reaching consequences on all companies developing, implementing, or using AI solutions in the EU and beyond. These FAQs provide key information you should know before the AI Act is
Keypoint: Since our last update, the Connecticut Senate passed an algorithmic discrimination bill, an algorithmic discrimination bill was introduced in Colorado and passed the Colorado Senate Judiciary Committee, and an algorithmic discrimination bill passed out of a California committee.
Below is our fourth update on the status of pending US artificial intelligence (AI) legislation that
The California Privacy Protection Agency (“CPPA”) has been active since the start of the year. In this blog post we summarize some key activities of the CPPA to date in 2024, including: