Keypoint: The 2025 state legislative cycle begins with lawmakers introducing twenty-three bills, including five state consumer data privacy bills.
We are back for our sixth year of tracking proposed state privacy legislation and fifth year of providing weekly updates. As in past years, we will track proposed state privacy legislation through these weekly updates and
The dramatic increase in the use cases for data storage, artificial intelligence and cloud computing have resulted in an atmospheric level rise in the demand for data centers, and the question of providing sufficient power to support those data centers has become paramount. Simultaneously, there has been an increasing emphasis on utilizing green energy as corporations
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Although artificial intelligence (“AI”) dominated financial, technological, and even social conversations in 2024, less attention was paid to the reality that AI’s emergence entails substantial increases in energy demand, specifically electricity. Consider that a single ChatGPT query requires 2.9 watt-hours of electricity, compared to 0.3 watt-hours for a Google search, according to the International Energy
Welcome to the second edition of Byte Back AI, a weekly newsletter providing updates on proposed state AI bills and regulations, an AI bill tracker chart, summaries of important AI hearings, and special features. Starting January 6, 2025, Byte Back AI will be available only to paid subscribers. For more information on subscriptions, please
Welcome to the first edition of Byte Back AI, a weekly newsletter providing updates on proposed state AI bills and regulations, an AI bill tracker chart, summaries of important AI hearings, and special features. The first two editions of Byte Back AI will be released for free on Byte Back. Starting January 6, 2025, Byte
State lawmakers filed nearly 500 AI-related bills in 2024 with Colorado, California, Illinois, and Utah passing notable laws. With state lawmakers emboldened by federal inactivity, 2025 promises to see even more state action. Regulatory agencies such as the California Privacy Protection Agency are also considering AI-related rulemaking that could have significant impact on businesses.
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Given the variety and complexity of tasks associated with operations management, automated systems, including those utilizing artificial intelligence (AI), are increasingly deployed by businesses to improve overall efficiencies. As part of this effort, the use of AI or related automated systems to track and monitor production, including employee activities, is becoming widespread. A 2022 New
Keypoint: With the increased frequency and severity of cyberattacks against healthcare systems, state and federal agencies strive to improve cybersecurity controls with varied success.
In November 2023, New York Governor Kathy Hochul announced proposed regulations that would be the first state regulations for hospitals in New York. The governor described the proposed regulation as a
On November 8, the California Privacy Protection Agency Board voted to advance the new draft CCPA regulations to formal rulemaking. In this on-demand webinar, HB privacy partner David Stauss provides a high-level summary of the draft regulations on automated decisionmaking technology (ADMT). During the Board meeting, the draft ADMT regulations were a source of many