Czech supreme court finds covid app illegally processed data
The Czech Supreme Court has ruled that the country’s covid vaccination certificate app violated the GDPR, following a judgment from the European Court of Justice.
Clearview BIPA settlement talks: US Privacy and Cybersecurity Alert 8 December 2023
Clearview’s BIPA class action might be settling soon; the National Basketball Association argues a VPPA class action appeal must be thrown out; and the Federal Communications Commission launches a data privacy and cybersecurity enforcement partnership with four state attorneys general offices.
ECJ rules on lawfulness of automated credit scoring
The European Court of Justice has said that a credit information agency’s loan scoring method constitutes automated decision-making that is only permitted under strict conditions.
Icelandic municipalities fined over Google processing of primary school children’s data
Five municipalities must pay fines over GDPR infringements relating to their use of Google services and processing of children’s data.
FTC argues Meta must face privacy order modifications
The FTC has urged the DC appellate court to reject Meta’s latest attempt to block an update of its $5 billion privacy order.
Bigger CCPA fines and more disclosure sharing could be on the horizon
Less than a year after finalising most of its regulations, the California Privacy Protection Agency is proposing amendments to the California Consumer Privacy Act that would establish definitions for sensitive personal information, …
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UK data bills progress through Parliament – but no AI regime in sight
As two key digital initiatives return to Parliament, stakeholders and policymakers are expressing concern the government is pressing ahead without creating a full AI regulatory regime.
More rules, fewer deals: AI newsletter 27 November 2023
AI continues to be affected or unaffected by the general downturn in tech investment, depending on how you look at: deals by volume are down compared to Q2, while the total value of all funding has risen slightly. Elsewhere 19 countries have signed a joint agreement on guidelines for secure AI system development – a spark of international cooperation following the Bletchley promises.
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