Privacy and security researchers are raising concerns over the release of OpenAI’s new web browser Atlas, Axios reports. Privacy researchers claim the browser collects more personal information from its users than most other commonly used web browsers. Security researchers claim…
The IAPP Privacy Bar Section Advisory Board created an infographic for early career professionals in privacy law. The guidance includes topics such as skills in focus, career resources and advice from veteran industry professionals they would give to themselves with…
The European Data Protection Supervisor issued an updated report for EU institutions using generative AI. The report contains practical directions for responsible development and deployment of generative AI tools, while introducing a revised definition of generative AI, a new “action-oriented”…
Denmark’s data protection authority, Datatilsynet, published additional commentary following the 4 Sept. Court of Justice of the European Union decision in the case of the European Data Protection Supervisor v. the Single Resolution Board that clarified the legal definition of…
Future of Privacy Forum Senior Fellow Christopher Kuner critiqued the September 2024 report on EU competitiveness published by former Italian Prime Minister and European Central Bank President Mario Draghi. While Kuner agreed that Draghi “makes valid criticisms of the inconsistent…
Stanford Law School’s Program in Law, Science & Technology Platform Regulation Director Daphne Keller wrote about data scraping and research under the EU Digital Services Act. She noted that although the sections of the law governing scraping are not long,…
Norway is looking at Mobai’s homomorphic encryption as a way to protect biometric information used in the country’s banking infrastructure, Biometric Update reports. The method allows computations to be performed without decrypting the data, allowing banks to check identities during…
The Court of Justice of the European Union ruled national competition authorities do not need a judge’s permission to obtain emails during an investigation after the Portuguese Competition Authority seized employees’ emails from companies. Those companies objected, arguing their right…
The European Data Protection Supervisor outlined the rules of the EU Entry/Exit System that took effect 12 Oct. The system is meant to replace passport stamping with the aim to make border crossings more efficient. The EDPS noted travelers must…
The World Economic Forum’s Centre for AI Excellence published a blog detailing the challenges regulators face when trying to implement governance policies without a clear picture of how AI systems are built. The forum released the AI Governance International Evaluation…