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Israeli Privacy Authority Targets AI: Business Implications Ahead
New EDPB Draft Guidelines: Personal Data on the Blockchain
Israeli Women in Tech Compliance Conference with Microsoft
The conference on technology regulation and compliance challenges in the age of artificial intelligence was held under the leadership of our firm, in collaboration with Microsoft Israel. The event focused on the impact of artificial intelligence on legal strategy and the evolving regulatory landscape. We extend our sincere thanks to the organizers, speakers, and participants for their valuable contributions, insightful discussions, and for advancing a meaningful and in-depth dialogue on these cutting-edge topics. The conference was led by Dr. Avishay Klein and Adv. Masha Yudashkin from our firm's Privacy, Cyber, and AI Department.
Pay Attention: Clearview AI to Pay Landmark Amount for Collecting Biometric Data Without User Consent by Scraping
New EDPB Opinion on Personal Data Protection in AI
Cybersecurity Regulation Enforcement Tightens in NY, Highlighting a Broader Trend
Call For Public Comment: A Report on AI Use in the Financial Sector
Board of Director’s Responsibility for Data Security in a Company
Israel: Significant Changes in Privacy Protection Law
Federal District Court Vacates Rule under HHS's HIPAA Tracking Technologies Guidance
The Netherlands: New Data Scraping Guidelines
Bipartisan Federal Privacy Act Proposed in US
GDPR – Company Fined for Improper Data Collection
Europe: AI Act to Supervise the Development of AI Technologies
California Privacy Regulations Come into Effect
Privacy and AI in Israel and worldwide: a look to 2024
Legal Guide for Implementing AI Tools in Organizations
Surveillance Cameras in Workplaces and Employment Conditions
EU Data Act Regulating the Use of Data from Smart Devices (IoT)
The EU Data Act will supervise companies that manufacture and supply smart devices (IoT devices) and companies that handle data collected by these devices, as well as enact a series of regulations designed to protect consumer privacy.
Israeli Court Criticizes the Israel Police over its Use of AI Tools
A man who entered Israel with drugs in his possession sought to expose the Israel Police’s use of AI tools that resulted in his inclusion in a list of suspected drug couriers. The court’s criticism of the police’s tactics clarifies that even if the AI system leads to correct identification or to accurate decisions, its mechanisms must be transparent, explainable and auditable.
US President Signs Executive Order on Safe Use of AI
The United States is looking to institute rules for the safe development and use of artificial intelligence, to regulate government use of AI, and to establish its leadership in the AI field.
UK Increases Child Safety Online
The new UK Online Safety Act is part of a wave of European legislation seeking to protect children from online age-inappropriate content, exploitation, and other online dangers.
Privacy and Data Protection during Remote Work from Home
The state of emergency the State of Israel has declared in recent days requires us all to contend with a unique and complex situation. As part of this struggle, many companies and organizations have instructed their employees to shift to working from home, thus requiring such employers to clarify their privacy and business data protection procedures.
Privacy Protection Obligations: Boards of Directors’ Role
The Israeli Privacy Protection Authority recently published a draft directive that imposes the responsibility for fulfilling certain obligations on the board of directors, including the obligation to appoint an officer responsible for compliance with the Privacy Protection Regulations