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Privacy professionals are increasingly becoming responsible for AI governance. Privacy regulators are weighing issues like automated decisionmaking, while state legislatures also look at ways to combat potential AI discrimination.

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Global Privacy Watchdogs to Focus on Enforcement Cooperation, AI and Data Flows
January 6, 2025 by Dugie Standeford|Top News

Better international enforcement cooperation, AI and data free flow with trust (DFFT) are 2025's top priorities for Group of 7 (G7) data protection authorities, several told us. Their October roundtable in Rome focused on those three topics, the European Data Protection Supervisor (EDPS) reported. Representatives from Canada, France, Germany, Japan, the U.K., the U.S., the EDPS and the European Data Protection Board participated.

Topics:Cross-Border Data and Transfers, GDPR
Private Right of Action, Data Minimization to Return in 2025 State Privacy Bills
January 6, 2025 by Adam Bender|Top News

Vermont and Washington state will soon introduce comprehensive privacy bills, while Connecticut will have a bill that would add data minimization rules and make other changes to its 2022 law, legislators told Privacy Daily ahead of sessions starting this month. Also, legislators in Oklahoma and South Carolina prefiled bills last month for the 2025 legislative sessions. Additional privacy bills are expected this year in several other states, said privacy lawyers and consumer advocates in other interviews.

Topics:Social Media, Comprehensive Privacy Bills, Private Right of Action, Data Brokers and Delete Acts, Data Minimization, Privacy Enforcement Actions