With new technologies, new types of data and new methods of collection defining of our current reality, privacy cannot merely be an afterthought.

The updated resource acts as an index of both the national privacy legislation and relevant DPAs in over 200 countries. The directory's map and list functions allow users to select an individual ...

IAPP Staff Writer Alex LaCasse reports from the IAPP's Navigate Leadership Retreat in Portsmouth, New Hampshire about how policymakers and stakeholders view novel legal and copyright issues associated ...

IAPP Managing Director, Canada, Kris Klein asks readers their thoughts on what the right approach to data sovereignty is for Canada.

Substance and impact The final version of the rules will only allow ADMT opt-outs when used in decisions where technologies "replace or substantially replace human decision-making." Human involvement ...

While only a few jurisdictions have passed laws specific to artificial intelligence governance, the regulatory application of existing laws to the governance of AI technologies has happened at a much ...

This post analyzes CPRA's categories of sensitive personal data, company obligations, whether CPRA is a good model for regulating sensitive personal data.

Broader AI governance developments Over the last few years, numerous good governance guidelines on trustworthy AI were published. Most of these AI governance frameworks overlap in their definition of ...

The U.S. state of Iowa is no stranger to privacy bills. Since its first attempt in 2020, the state's legislature has repeatedly proposed and considered comprehensive consumer data privacy legislation.

As U.S. Congress continues to slog through the process of crafting a comprehensive federal privacy framework, two intractable issues have emerged: federal preemption and private rights of action.

Even 10 years on, Edward Snowden's disclosures of U.S. government surveillance programs continue to make an impact on law and policy debates, particularly those involving privacy. His actions changed ...

The EU Artificial Intelligence Act is not yet published in the Official Journal of the European Union, yet its unquestionably disruptive value as the world's first legislative effort to regulate AI is ...