Colorado’s AI Act Rebooted
Colorado is poised to significantly amend its pioneering Artificial Intelligence (AI) legislation with the introduction of Senate Bill 25-318 (SB 318) with some big news coming this month. This bill seeks to recalibrate the balance between fostering innovation and safeguarding consumer rights especially on the heels of the Consumers Report piece we covered about the […]
Agentic AI Compliance While Balancing Transformative Potential with Amplified Risks
Agentic AI, distinguished by its ability to autonomously execute tasks on behalf of users, is poised to revolutionize industries from healthcare to cybersecurity. Unlike generative AI, which provides information, agentic AI acts like a travel agent booking an itinerary freeing humans from routine tasks. Highlighted at the World Economic Forum 2025 in Davos, this technology […]
Integrating Privacy into Data Science
Data scientists play a pivotal role in transforming raw data into actionable insights that fuel business decisions, especially in the age of artificial intelligence (AI). However, with great power comes great responsibility particularly when handling sensitive personal information. Below our outline explains how data scientists can embed privacy principles into their workflows to protect individual […]
California’s Privacy Agency Scales Back AI Rules
It’s spring 2025, and the California Privacy Protection Agency (CPPA) that just fined Honda Motors is wrestling with one of the trickiest puzzles in tech regulation: how to govern automated decision-making technology (ADMT) without stifling innovation. At their meeting a week ago, the CPPA Board took a hard look at their latest draft rules and […]
Global Privacy Benchmarks Report
The Global Privacy Benchmarks Report is a pivotal analysis of the evolving privacy landscape amid rapid technological advancements, particularly in artificial intelligence (AI), and intensifying regulatory scrutiny. Commissioned by TrustArc and conducted independently by Golfdale Consulting, the report draws from a comprehensive survey of 1,775 privacy professionals across diverse roles including executives, managers, full-time employees, […]
AI Compliance Automation Company
We assist organizations in meeting their compliance obligations through AI-enhanced solutions, designed to navigate the complexities of both standard and AI compliance. As organizations face increasingly complex challenges in managing data privacy compliance. As privacy regulations proliferate globally from Europe’s GDPR as well as the EU-AI Act to California’s CCPA and CPRA, and numerous emerging […]
The Privacy Act of 1974: A Half-Century Shield Faces Musk, DOGE, and Modern Data Privacy
Last updated on October 4, 2022 as I was thumbing through some old congressional records the other day, trying to wrap my head around how we got here. The last sentence reads “The “Overview of the Privacy Act of 1974, 2020 Edition” is a comprehensive treatise of existing Privacy Act case law. Any questions regarding the […]
The Privacy Paradox: Navigating AI Compliance Amidst Emerging Regulations
By now, artificial intelligence (AI) isn’t just transforming businesses—it’s reshaping society. From automated customer support to hyper-targeted marketing, AI technologies offer unprecedented efficiency and personalization. Yet, with power comes responsibility, particularly concerning data privacy and compliance with an increasingly complex patchwork of global AI legislation. Consider customer service chatbots, now a staple of corporate interactions. […]
Utah AI Policy Act
In the high desert of Utah, where innovation often meets pragmatism, a new law has quietly taken root, marking a significant step in America’s patchwork approach to regulating artificial intelligence. Signed into law on March 13, 2024, by Governor Spencer Cox, the Utah AI Policy Act (SB 149) positions the state as a pioneer in […]
Oregon’s AI Frontier: Attorney General Issues Guidance for Businesses
In the waning days of her tenure, Oregon Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum dropped a parting gift—or warning, depending on your perspective—for the state’s businesses: a set of guidelines on how artificial intelligence fits into Oregon’s legal landscape. Issued on December 24, 2024, just before she handed the reins to Dan Rayfield, the document titled “What […]
