A new category of product is quietly moving into nurseries and playrooms: AI toys designed to behave like an always-available “companion,” encouraging kids to talk freely, share feelings, and build
From a privacy professional’s perspective, Moltbook is not interesting because it is novel, viral, or strange. It is interesting because it exposes a structural blind spot in modern data protection
Do we have the illusion of autonomy? This may come off as a critical analysis of governance gaps in the model context protocol era. When OpenAI’s CEO Sam Altman announced
From utility bills to kids’ online safety, the new governor wastes no time delivering on campaign promises. Mikie Sherrill didn’t wait around. On her very first day as New Jersey’s
While no clients of Captain Compliance have had to deal with a VPPA lawsuit once they started to use our software a federal judge’s recent decision to let a privacy
Let me tell you about Sarah, a privacy manager at a mid-sized fintech company. When I met her last year, she was three months into building a data inventory—a spreadsheet
Staples Canada’s privacy problems are a textbook example of how operational controls can look adequate on paper but fail in execution and thats why it’s so important to hire and
In a move that formalizes one of the most common yet controversial uses of artificial intelligence, OpenAI has rolled out new health-focused features for ChatGPT, complete with a dedicated “health
Well that didn’t take very long with the new law passed on January 1st. Kentucky’s Attorney General has taken a landmark step in state privacy enforcement, filing a lawsuit against
The KCDPA became effective on January 1, 2026, with data protection impact assessment requirements applying prospectively to processing activities initiated or generated on or after June 1, 2026 (per 2025
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