China’s State Council has launched an “AI Plus” plan to weave AI into the real economy—manufacturing, healthcare, finance, public services, and more. While a new national AI labeling law now
The Federal Trade Commission announced that The Walt Disney Company agreed to pay a $10 million civil penalty and adopt new compliance measures to resolve allegations that Disney allowed personal
Announced recently is the New York State $2 million cybersecurity settlement between the States Superintendent Adrienne A. Harris and Healthplex, Inc. This stands as a stark reminder of the
Who owns privacy? Does it fall under legal? Does it fall under marketing, security, or do you have a privacy department? In big versus small firms it varies greatly and
The California Invasion of Privacy Act (CIPA) has spurred lawsuits based on an old 1967 law thus proving that data privacy practices online have far reaching consequences not only from
The White House released its long-anticipated “National AI Action Plan,” a sweeping policy framework aimed at steering artificial intelligence development in the United States with a blend of opportunity and
In a recent lawsuit that is getting a lot of business owners scared as it relates to privacy violations is PowerSchool Holdings, Inc., an educational software provider, faces accusations of
Case Overview There is a lot of litigation over privacy issues, breaches, and misconduct. In some cases it’s a state authority coming after a business, in others its private right
In an era where data drives decision-making across industries, protecting individual privacy while harnessing the power of data analytics has become a critical challenge. The National Institute of Standards and
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