Nineteen states have followed the lead of California and passed consumer privacy laws. Three went into effect this year and eight will become effective in 2025. The remainder become effective in 2026. Charts at the end of this post track effective dates (see Table 1) and applicability thresholds (see Table 2). While there are many
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If you subscribe to the view that Artificial Intelligence (AI) is going to change life as we know it, then you will have a vested interest in the semiconductor industry. Semiconductors, or chips, are the workhorses behind AI and nearly every modern digital technology. Chips are so vital
As we predicted a year ago, the Plaintiffs’ Bar continues to test new legal theories attacking the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology in courtrooms across the country. Many of the complaints filed to date have included the proverbial kitchen sink: copyright infringement; privacy law violations; unfair competition; deceptive and acts and practices; negligence;
SPB’s Julia Jacobson and Kyle Dull are offering insights at three webinars next week. Details are below or please reach out for more information.
The Evolving Role of the Privacy Officer: Challenges and Preparation (PrivacyConnect Live Webinar)
Tuesday, November 12 at 11 a.m. ET
Join Julia Jacobson a discussion with three experienced privacy officers who
On October 28, 2024, the Department of the Treasury’s (Treasury) Office of Investment Security issued a final rule[1] (“Final Rule” or “Outbound Investment Regulations”) containing the regulations that will implement, effective on January 2, 2025, an outbound investment regulatory regime that captures certain types of US person-involved investments in, or with, Chinese interests if
We are pleased to announce that we will be participating in the 2024 ANA Masters of Advertising Law Conference in Scottsdale, AZ. We invite you to attend our breakout session and roundtable discussion, where we will examine key issues at the intersection of advertising, data risk and evolving legal trends.
Breakout Session: Data Risk Assessments
In the rapidly developing world of AI, federal regulators are again signaling that businesses and HR managers cannot depend on a “data made me do it” defense to employment decisions made with the help of AI systems. Expanding on guidance it released in May, the US Department of Labor (DOL) issued new guidance on October
For the final session of our Data Privacy Thought Leadership Series, we’re thrilled to present AI in Action: AI Procurement, on October 30 at 12:00 PM ET. This session explores AI technology procurement and associated compliance issues, offering guidance for organizations ready to capitalize on AI’s potential while managing associated risks.
AI technology integration is
If the technological developments of this decade are to be described in two (or actually, three) words, they will be, without a doubt, (generative) artificial intelligence. AI is everywhere these days: it’s in the news, it’s on our phones, it’s writing your mum’s Christmas cards … there is no escaping it. But how much (gen)AI
IA par-ci, IA par là. L’intelligence artificielle est aujourd’hui incontournable et devient un argument de vente : « Notre produit à la pointe de la technologie utilise de l’IA ». A l’instar du « greenwashing », peut-on parler d’AI-washing ? Aux Etats-Unis, la SEC a récemment sanctionné plusieurs sociétés pour avoir fait croire à leurs clients qu’ils utilisaient des outils d’intelligence