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Exploring EPIC’s Report on Outsourced AI Systems

Exploring EPIC’s Report on Outsourced AI Systems

Exploring EPIC’s Report on Outsourced AI Systems: This week, let’s consider government contracts for AI systems and the Electronic Privacy Information Center’s analysis of related issues, like privacy, cybersecurity, accuracy, bias, and more. Tips about procurement and contracting are included.

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AI Legal Ethics: Guidance from California and Florida, and a Proposed Rule from the Fifth Circuit

AI Legal Ethics: Guidance from California and Florida, and a Proposed Rule from the Fifth Circuit

This week, let’s consider recent guidance and proposed rules from California, Florida, and the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals, all addressing the ethical and practical implications of the use of artificial intelligence by lawyers.

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CFPB Spotlights the FCRA’s Next Regulatory Frontier: Data Brokers

CFPB Spotlights the FCRA’s Next Regulatory Frontier: Data Brokers

This week, let’s consider the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s recent announcement (making waves!) that it intends to bring certain data brokers under the umbrella of the Fair Credit Reporting Act, aiming to bolster transparency and safeguards for consumer data.

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Artificial Intelligence Needs Human Values
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Artificial Intelligence Needs Human Values

This week, let’s work toward finding a global consensus regarding the values that unpin the development and deployment of artificial intelligence systems as we consider UNESCO’s draft Recommendation on the Ethics of AI.

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Privacy and the First Amendment
Hosch & Morris Hosch & Morris

Privacy and the First Amendment

This week, let’s consider the looming conflict between privacy and the First Amendment as Clearview AI — a controversial start-up that sells a facial recognition technology built on photos scraped from the internet — reportedly prepares a First Amendment defense.

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