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We thought AI in law would be about smarter document review. We were wrong. It's a seismic shift, and the fight for voter privacy in New Jersey is just one front.
EPIC just fired off a letter to EU heavyweights, begging them not to cave to US gripes about digital rules. It's a rare US-on-US smackdown over privacy laws that Big Tech calls 'innovation killers.'
Your phone's every step just got a shield in Virginia. Governor Spanberger's new law slams the door on selling precise location data, hitting back at surveillance creep.
Forget the dazzling AI models for a moment. The real magic trick for enterprises lies in their data, and right now, it's a mess. This is the wake-up call.
Vermont is talking privacy. Eric Null from CDT hopped on a podium to tell them to get serious. The question is: will they?
California's lawmakers are on the verge of a radical move, aiming to fundamentally reshape our digital public square. A.B. 1709 isn't just a tweak; it's a seismic shift threatening online anonymity and forcing a choice between participation and privacy.
Organizations deploying AI globally must navigate four major privacy frameworks: GDPR, CCPA, LGPD, and PIPL, each with distinct requirements for data processing and automated decisions.
Deploying AI systems that process personal data within the EU requires careful navigation of GDPR principles, from establishing lawful bases to ensuring transparency in automated decisions.
Everyone figured state surveillance in the Middle East was bad, but this hack-for-hire phishing blitz on Egyptian journalists flips the script—it's outsourced repression, cheap and deniable. Access Now's bombshell report lays it bare.
Over 130 Black Lives Matter protesters spied on via FISA 702. Now, with Trump back, a rare bipartisan revolt brews against warrantless wiretaps—but politics might kill it.
Picture this: You're staring at your fitness tracker's blood pressure log, tempted to paste it into Meta's shiny new AI. But what happens when Muse Spark crunches your vitals and dishes out health tips?
Forget 2035. Google's new 2029 deadline for quantum-proof crypto flips the script on what everyone thought they had time for. It's not Y2K 2.0 — it's retroactive doom for years of captured data.