Douglas Clarke-Williams

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• More Splunk for your buck: AI newsletter 25 September 2023
• Polish regulator investigates OpenAI
• CMA lays foundation for AI oversight
• The chips are down: AI newsletter 18 September 2023
• TikTok fined €345 million
• ECJ opinion puts sports out of GDPR bounds
• Meta faces another AI copyright class action
• Tencent enters the arms race: AI newsletter 11 September 2023
• China fines academic publisher 50 million yuan
• French MP opens second front against EU-US adequacy
• ECJ rules against reuse of retained data
• Regulators clash on FATCA
• Regulators get back in business: AI newsletter 4 September 2023
• UK lawmakers push back on AI training copyright exemption
• UK regulatory cooperation group shies away from greater AI role
• OpenAI targeted by Polish complaint
• Selling shovels in the goldrush: AI newsletter 29 August 2023
• EDPS raises concerns over financial data sharing law
• Authorities warn about data scraping following rise in reports
• Dutch court overturns DPG Media fine
• AI is a monkey taking a selfie: AI newsletter 21 August 2023
• Brazil unveils new adequacy mechanism
• US moves against China and Google sings for its supper: AI newsletter 14 August 2023
• Fraser Sampson: the exit interview
• China publishes draft facial recognition rules
• Meta and Norway clash over targeted advertising
• Blackstone’s billions and the AI company that never was: AI newsletter 7 August 2023
• EDPB issues binding decision on TikTok fine
• $20 million fine proposed for poor telecoms data security
• Italy accepts Google’s data-sharing settlement
• Big Tech financials and global conversations: AI newsletter 31 July 2023
• Upper Tribunal dismisses first GDPR fine appeal
• Hungary investigates Microsoft’s ChatGPT terms
• New rules from Beijing and Apple enters the chatbot race: AI newsletter 24 July 2023
• US adequacy receives cautious welcome
• EU to publish batch of adequacy assessments
• Meta faces German claims over data leak
• China eases AI rules in innovation push
• Amazon challenges DSA designation
• EU-US adequacy agreement approved
• Sweden issues EU’s first Google Analytics fines
• Polish DPA paralysed by politics
• Data Act finds few friends as it moves forwards
• AI code of conduct to be distilled from AI Act
• ECJ rules on access rights
• What would an AI code of conduct look like?
• Google Bard chatbot blocked
• UK and US reveal adequacy agreement plans
• ChatGPT faces Dutch scrutiny
• Labour government to push for stricter UK AI rules

• Global pressure on ChatGPT increases
• EU-US AI code of conduct planned to bridge regulation gap
• Special Report: Has the GDPR failed?
• Finnish regulator becomes EDPB chief
• Personalised pricing needs consent, senior CNIL figure says
• Meta hit with biggest ever GDPR fine
• Croatia fines bookmaker
• Commission data chief said to waver on UK adequacy
• Data Privacy Framework shot down by European Parliament
• Lawmakers grill ICO head on new UK data bill
• European Commission faces further fire from spyware committee
• ECJ opinion finds legal basis for sharing car ID as personal data
• The two poles of generative AI regulation
• UK Digital Markets Unit comes out of the shadows
• Questions remain over use of Google in Dutch schools
• ICO legal chief questions Privacy Sandbox
• EU adequacy still not certain as UK debates data law
• EDPB adopts decision on Meta US transfers
• Adequacy proposal faces further fire from MEPs
• Italy starts the clock on ChatGPT compliance
• Oracle class action survives
• EDPB finalises burdensome breach reporting guidelines
• German regulators respond to noyb cookie paywall complaints
• Meta shifts legal basis
• UK touts new principles-based approach to AI
• Civil society and industry face off on GDPR reform
• Judge raises further questions on Austrian Post case
• Details emerge of one-stop-shop overhaul
• EU trade hopes clash with privacy concerns
• Belgian regulator pauses adtech change implementation
• Data Act clears the European Parliament
• New UK data bill only the end of the beginning
• Denham: one-stop-shop woes lead to member state tension
• ICO to appeal Experian judgment
• Consumer group condemns WhatsApp agreement
• Turkish fine takes TikTok by surprise
• MEPs accuse commission of “giving up” on effective adequacy
• EDPB criticises EU-US adequacy proposal
• EU cloud banks on compliance needs
• WhatsApp takes €225 million appeal to the ECJ
• European Commission begins one-stop-shop overhaul
• Commission warns against fudging DSA numbers
• MEPs take aim at proposed Privacy Shield replacement
• LabMD alleges Reed Smith roommate leaked whistleblower’s identity
• IAB Europe appeals action plan approval
• Facebook and Gibson Dunn sanctioned for Cambridge Analytica conduct
• Bahrain spyware litigation to continue
• Data transferred in Westminster reshuffle
• New York spyware seller fined
• Reynders leans on data retention rulings to support EU-US adequacy