“Everything you see on the internet is true.” – Abraham Lincoln
That’s not Lincoln. It’s Nicolas Cage. This photo could be animated and speaking, all in a matter of minutes, thanks to machine learning.
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The EU Is Starting To Understand Data. Too Bad Their Models Are Based On HAL And Skynet.
AI isn’t part of the legal curriculum, and allowing lawyers to regulate the space is risky. The EU is moving forward with plans to regulate AI anyways – are they up to the task?
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The European Commission Moves Forward, Important CJEU Rules and the German Approach on Data and Algorithms
Also, Brexit is well… Brexit. The Developers Alliance Sept-October 2019 European Policy Recap.
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Freedom Of Speech Threatened, A Looming Government Shutdown, and Patent Trolls
Looks like the scares are just beginning in the October 2019 US Policy recap.
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Developers Alliance Standpoints On The Digital Services Act And The Digital Markets Act
The revision of the e-Commerce Directive represents the right moment to ensure an updatedharmonized legal framework for online content. It should preserve the core principles that enablethe open internet and…
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Children Are The Future. COPPA Is Our Present.
We asked if you designed apps that can be used by kids…and we have some worrisome results to share … but also some useful advice.
Read MoreWe signed on to a joint industry letter on the ePrivacy proposal, asking policymakers to reconsider it.
The draft ePrivacy Regulation was proposed in January 2017 and remains on the agenda of theCouncil of the EU following two and a half years of intense discussions. Progress on…
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Patents, Privacy, and (AI) Policy: U.S. Policy Update
It’s been a busy fall as elections loom and technology issues like privacy and AI have caught the public’s attention, for better or worse. Oh, and something about “peaches”, if I heard it right.
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California Returns Fire: The International Privacy Fight for World Domination
This time it’s California, not the eastern bloc, making trouble for the Internet. Europe wrote the GDPR to apply outside its borders. Now California will require the EU to add “do-not-sell-my-data” buttons to sites and services.
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July & August (In Review) 2019 EU Policy Update
Welcome to our first EU Policy Update! Bureaucrats and politicians have as much power over your business as you do. We’ve distilled everything you need to know about what they’re up to in the text below – worth a few minutes to avoid getting sideswiped!
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Apps? No Kids Allowed. Seriously.
DC is looking to expand the rules that protect kids online, which sounds good. Problem is, they’re targeting any app that can’t guarantee a kid-free audience, which is not good at all.
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Event Recap: Assessing Asia’s Digital Future
The panel focused primarily on 5G, data localization, and how emerging technologies pose national security threats.
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