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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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EFF Fights on for 'Long Overdue' U.S. Privacy Bill
February 18, 2025 by Kara Thompson|Top News

The Electronic Frontier Foundation expects an "onslaught" of privacy issues in Congress this year, said Maddie Daly, EFF assistant director-federal affairs, in an interview with Privacy Daily. Some of EFF's top priorities, including a national privacy bill, may be "idealistic," but it's still important to push for them, Daly said.

Global Privacy Chiefs Commit to Trustworthy Data Governance Regimes Fostering AI
February 12, 2025 |International

AI offers "immense opportunities" for humanity and society but also poses significant risks to fundamental rights, privacy authorities from Korea, France, the U.K., Australia and Ireland said in a joint statement at this week's AI Action Summit in Paris. They committed to finding a shared understanding of lawful grounds for processing data for AI training in their respective jurisdictions, and to arriving at a mutual understanding of proportionate safety measures "based on rigorous scientific and evidence-based assessments" tailored to a range of use cases.

European Data Protection Board: Align Age Verification With GDPR Principles
February 12, 2025 |Europe

The EU needs a consistent approach to age assurance, the European Data Protection Board (EDPB) said in a statement Wednesday after its Feb. 9 plenary. It set out specific guidance and high-level principles arising from the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) that it said should be considered when personal data is processed in the context of age verification.

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