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Artificial intelligence runs on data. That proposition is familiar, almost banal. But its legal consequences are not. Modern AI development depends on mass acquisition, processing,
AI governance is no longer a responsible AI side initiative. It is becoming the operating system for how high velocity product teams ship models, agents,
Every privacy leader has heard it before: “Our program checks all the boxes.” Policies are documented, training gets completed, and no regulators have come knocking.
When privacy programs collapse, the culprit is rarely a software bug or system glitch. Despite significant investments in compliance platforms and security tools, most failures
The Federal Trade Commission’s recent workshop on age verification technologies marks a significant escalation in federal attention on how age assurance intersects with privacy, children’s
A series of lawsuits filed by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton in December 2025 that we covered in depth just like the rest of the
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In an era defined by rapid technological advancement and deepening political divisions, privacy has transcended its traditional role as an individual right to become a
Google agreed to pay $68 million to resolve a class action that accused the company of recording and disclosing private conversations through Google Assistant when
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