A routine call to customer service may be becoming something very different under Illinois privacy law. A proposed class action filed against Lowe’s accuses the home improvement retailer of using
Most privacy laws were written around a relatively understandable model of computing. A company decides what information it wants to collect. It identifies why it needs the information. It tells
Just now Dario released a blog post titled: “We Must Pace the Frontier,” Anthropic co-founder and CEO Dario Amodei made a case that runs against the industry’s default instinct: frontier
Artificial intelligence is moving quickly into one of the most sensitive places it can operate: the conversation between a person and a healthcare service. AI medical chatbots can collect symptoms,
Smart glasses, AI cameras, classroom tools and connected devices can collect children’s faces, voices and behavior even when the child never opened an app, created an account or agreed to
Most artificial intelligence governance programs are being built around familiar objectives: comply with emerging laws, document foreseeable risks, test system performance, establish approval processes and maintain evidence for regulators. Those
Lawyers sit on both sides of the table. They tell the C-suite how to buy and govern AI. They also paste client facts into research tools, draft with models, and,
Picture a chatbot designed to keep you in the thread a little longer. To nudge an opinion. To sell you something. Now give it a memory of what you already
The request usually arrives late. A vendor has already demoed well. Clinical or operations leaders like the time savings. Security may have cleared the questionnaire. Pricing is nearly done. Go-live
The number of privacy lawsuits being filed in the United States is accelerating, plaintiffs are finding new ways to apply decades-old statutes to modern tracking technologies, and the line between