These are the top 10 things you need to know from the world of privacy last month, as compiled by me.
The advent of generative-AI tools has brought challenging questions of accountability to the forefront, especially when those tools generate content that may infringe on someone’s copyright. Determining liability—whether it falls on the user who prompted the tool, or the company that developed the tool—is complex. As technology outpaces current legal frameworks, courts have been cautious
So, you want to onboard an AI solution that contains personal information. But how?
I recently discussed this and more during a BigID webinar.
Here are some questions i ask clients, and some pointers i give them about where to start:
Why Do You Need It? (And Can You Do It Less Invasively)
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission recently posted a blog outlining its enforcement priorities regarding chatbots.
Here are some takeaways.
What is profiling and what are our clients doing about it in the US and abroad?
Personal information:
Colorado recently enacted its Artificial Intelligence law, launching a new era of state AI laws.
What do you need to know?
The world of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is upon us and charging fast, “invading” every aspect of human endeavor. Well, the world of wage hour regulation is no different and now the USDOL has reacted with guidance on the manners in which employers may/may not use AI. A few weeks ago (April 29, 2024) the Wage
The U.S. Department of Labor and The White House recently released a new framework designed to protect U.S. workers from adverse consequences when artificial intelligence systems are deployed in the workplace.
The framework sets forth eight mandatory principles for the development and deployment of AI systems in the workplace (some of which overlap or reinforce
What are the top 5 data privacy concerns for my clients the past couple of months?
Here are some notes I recently compiled for a meeting of Fox Rothschild’s national Privacy Law Practice Group.
Patchwork Paralysis
Earlier this month, the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) and the United States Department of Commerce issued guidance on the use of artificial intelligence tools when practicing before the USPTO. As summarized in the USPTO’s Notice:
“The [USPTO] issues this guidance to inform practitioners and the public of the important issues that