The IAPP just updated its chart outlining the state data breach notification laws in the United States. Some interesting comparisons and observations emerge. Sending notices to consumers when their ...

Although full regulatory convergence remains a work in progress in Europe, the EU's predictability, policy coherence and ...

A White House order directing federal agencies to replace "artificial intelligence" and "AI" with "superintelligence" and "SI" creates a terminology challenge for governance programs while leaving ...

At the IAPP P.S.R + AIGG 2026, Washington Attorney General Nick Brown discussed the state's shortcomings on comprehensive ...

The Model Context Protocol improves AI agent access controls but lacks built-in tracing and logging standards, creating ...

OpenAI has strengthened its security protocols as it looks to restore Australian officials and consumers' confidence ...

AI agents introduce new cyber risk, liability and governance questions that organizations should consider carefully.

Formal probes into major developers' AI cybersecurity practices are ramping up as companies begin the work to adopt a new ...

AI incidents, industry proposals and emerging regulations are increasing focus on AI audits, independent evaluation and ...

Consumer protection liability extends to the actions of autonomous agents, but criminal hacking laws may not be so broad.

A literary controversy over an author's alleged use of AI highlights whether legal, technical or ethical guardrails can ...

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