Australian Government’s National AI Centre publishes guide “Being Clear about AI Generated Content” setting out when
Continue Reading Australian Government AI Transparency Guide Helpful for US Companies tooIf you are a government contractor offering government agencies products utilizing Large Language Models (LLM), your disclosure requirements just increased.
Per a new memo from the Office of the Management
Continue Reading New OMB Memo Imposes Detailed New Disclosure Requirement on Government Contractors Utilizing LLMsDo you really need cookie consents to be incorporated into your mobile applications? New enforcement of the CCPA by California attorney general involving mobile game developer emphasizes the need to
Continue Reading California AG confirms cookie banners may be needed in mobile apps too.I’m a non-EU data processor, no EU regulator is coming after me right? Wrong, says French regulator, CNIL, in new decision fining SaaS provider 1 Million EUR!
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Continue Reading EU Regulators are coming directly after non-EU processors for GDPR violationsAttorneys General from 40 US States sent letter to leading LLM companies earlier this week warning that sycophantic and delusional outputs produced by LLMs constitute “dark patterns” and may open
Continue Reading 40 State AGs Warn against Delusional LLM OutputsSpanish data protection authority, AEPD, imposes 10 Million EUR fine on a company, AENA for deploying a facial recognition system without an adequate DPIA. What does this mean for companies
Continue Reading 10 Million EUR Fine Demonstrates Scope of Effort Needed for DPIAsA new draft Federal Executive Order released yesterday says: Maybe.
While the EU is busy putting the brakes on their EU AI Act due to being potentially too onerous and
Continue Reading Big Beautiful AI Bill: Is the US State AI law ban back on the horizon?New enforcement sweep on cookie banners, conducted by Netherlands privacy regulator, shows both EU and US companies that the need to prioritize website tracking hygiene and transparency.
The Attorney’s General of Connecticut, California and New York reached a $5.1 million settlement with Illuminate Education, for failing to implement proper information security measures to protect data of students
Continue Reading State AG’s Ramping Up Enforcement of Student Data Privacy with new Landmark SettlementNew bill, proposed by Bill Cassidy (R-LA), Chair of the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee (HELP), purports to apply the privacy and security practices under the HITECH Act
Continue Reading HIPAA, but for non-Covered Entities?