The Future of Privacy and AI Under a New Administration
In just over one month, the Republican party will control the Senate and House of Representatives, not to mention the Oval Office. How will this affect the future of Privacy and AI Legislation?
China Passes New Regulations on Network Data Security Management
Attorney Richard Sheinis discusses China's long awaited "Network Data Security Management Regulations."
Illinois AI Law For Employers
Partner Richard Sheinis discusses the details behind Illinois' new law, which regulates the use of AI for employers.
PrivacyCafé: The Becerra Case – Implications for Tracking Technologies & HIPAA
The hosts review the background and significance of the Becerra case, which challenges the HHS guidance on the usage of tracking technologies by medical providers.
PrivacyCafé: Big Brother at the Olympics – France’s New AI Surveillance Law
The hosts discuss France's new data privacy law permitting AI video surveillance for the Paris Olympics and its implications.
Ready or Not, Here Comes the EU AI Act
We have been writing about the EU AI Act for several months, and with its August 1 arrival the countdown begins for the effective dates of its various provisions.
PrivacyCafé: The CrowdStrike Incident – Analysis & Takeaways
The hosts discuss the CrowdStrike outage, including CrowdStrike’s response, potential legal repercussions, and the importance of preparedness in cybersecurity.
Texas Judge Rules HHS’ Web Tracking Guidance Is Unlawful
A Texas judge has ruled in Am. Hosp. Ass’n v. Becerra that HHS doesn't have the authority to restrict medical providers’ use of tracking technologies, having major implications on how medical providers can disclose individually identifiable