Keir Lamont的动态

“It’s not just privacy advocates who should be disappointed by this. As businesses try to ready themselves for what have been highly publicised reforms, this lack of clarity creates more of a compliance nightmare than any removal of the small business exemption (with the right concessions) would do.” Clear and strong regulation offers the certainty of guardrails, within which businesses can adopt, innovate and grow. #privacy #security #AI #digitalgovernment #digital #regulation #GDPR #infonomics

#Colorado Attorney General Announces Adoption of Amendments to Colorado Privacy Act Rules + Attorneys General Oppose Clearview #AI #Biometric Data Privacy Settlement #AG https://bit.ly/4jh9x2y

#Colorado Attorney General Announces Adoption of Amendments to Colorado Privacy Act Rules + Attorneys General Oppose Clearview #AI #Biometric Data Privacy Settlement #AG https://bit.ly/4jh9x2y

How do you quantify the economic impact of Privacy Act reforms? Or perhaps more importantly ... what are the costs of NOT reforming the law? My latest blog ???? https://lnkd.in/gyCFbD3Q

One of the questions yesterday in the House Standing Committee on Employment, Education and Training as part of its Inquiry into the Digital Transformation of Workplaces (public record in Hansard) was whether there was research on the cost to small and medium enterprises to effectively govern AI, to which my response was a) we cannot afford the cost of *not* effectively governing AI, and also b) we need to do this to be able to keep up with and be interoperable with the rest of the world, in addition to seizing opportunities and managing risks. Australia needs a broader vision of where we are in the world, what we want to be good at, and what our future should look like, and that means considering when and where AI features. *If anyone is aware of cost of AI governance vs non-governance or any other economics related research, would love to know if any exists?

Is a US Nationwide Privacy Law Really Coming? This is still very early days, and in addition to the unclear timing (typically, an election year would preclude these types of proposals), there are more than a few obstacles still to overcome, including the same challenges that were evident in 2022, such as state law preemption and Private Right of Action. https://lnkd.in/ekuACpiX

Interesting read on the effectiveness of state privacy laws.

Is a US Nationwide Privacy Law Really Coming? The potential implementation of the American Privacy Rights Act (APRA) would significantly improve the rights and freedoms of US citizens if passed. This development could mark a substantial step towards nationwide privacy regulation in the United States.

I have thought about consent in privacy law for decades, and I think I’ve finally made a breakthrough in my new article, Murky Consent: An Approach to the Fictions of Consent in Privacy Law – FINAL VERSION https://lnkd.in/eBfuF6gf

I have thought about consent in privacy law for decades, and I think I’ve finally made a breakthrough in my new article, Murky Consent: An Approach to the Fictions of Consent in Privacy Law – FINAL VERSION https://lnkd.in/eBfuF6gf