The European Union recently enacted its new artificial intelligence regulation, the (“EU AI Act”). The new law is expected to have a substantial impact on the AI industry, including on companies outside of the EU, much as the GDPR did.…
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The European Union Artificial Intelligence Act: Part One – Scope and Prohibited Systems
Tagged with: A.I., artificial intelligence, EU AI Act, European Union, legislation, regulations
Posted in Artificial Intelligence
Posted in Artificial Intelligence
AI: What You Need to Know
Andy Baer is joined by three of his Cozen O’Connor colleagues for a panel discussion exploring the evolving law of artificial intelligence in the U.S. and Europe, including legal risks associated with ChatGPT and other AI tools, the current state…
Posted in Cyber Law Monitor Podcast
You’ve Been Breached – Who Do You Call?
Host Andrew Baer is joined by Matthew Klahre from Cozen O’Connor’s Technology, Privacy, & Data Security practice group for a discussion, with practical tips, on how to manage internal and external communications following a data breach. Download this episode.
Posted in Cyber Law Monitor Podcast
Update on EU-US Personal Data Transfers
Andy Baer is joined by Christopher Dodson of Cozen O’Connor to discuss EU-US personal data transfers after Schrems II, including the latest on the EU-US Data Privacy Framework. Download this episode.
Posted in Cyber Law Monitor Podcast
Incoming State Privacy Laws in 2023
Introducing the Cyber Law Monitor Podcast, a podcast from Cozen O’Connor’s Technology, Privacy & Data Security practice group with discussions and perspectives on emerging trends, developments and best practices. In the inaugural episode, host Andrew Baer is joined by his…
Posted in Cyber Law Monitor Podcast
Federal Privacy Law Passage in Doubt?
A few months ago it seemed like the American Data Privacy and Protection Act (ADPPA) was gaining momentum in Congress and represented the best hope in years for passage of a federal data privacy law that would preempt the five…
Posted in Uncategorized
The New Standard Contractual Clauses Deadline is Approaching
On June 4, 2021, the European Commission introduced the new set of Standard Contractual Clauses (“SCCs”), a primary mechanism for lawfully transferring personal data from Europe to the United States under the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation. These new SCCs replace…
Tagged with: cross-border transfers, data transfer, GDPR, impact assessment, SCCs, standard contractual clauses
Posted in GDPR, Regulations, Standards
Posted in GDPR, Regulations, Standards
AI and Cybersecurity Issues Look Set to Dominate the Privacy Landscape in 2022
Meghan Stoppel, who spent over a decade serving as an Assistant Attorney General, and later a Consumer Protection Chief, to both Democratic and Republican state attorneys generals, talks to Andy Baer, Chair of Cozen O’Connor’s Technology, Privacy and Data Security…
European Data Protection Board Releases Guidance on Cross-Border Data Flows in the Wake of Schrems II
On November 10, the European Data Protection Board (EDPB), the European Union’s top data privacy regulator, issued long-awaited guidance setting out a framework for navigating transfers of data out of the European Economic Area (EEA) in light of this July’s…
Tagged with: cross-border, data flow, data mapping, EDPD, GDPR, guidance, privacy shield, SCCs, Schrems, standard contractual clauses
Posted in GDPR, Regulations, Standards
Posted in GDPR, Regulations, Standards
California Privacy Rights Act Will Revamp CCPA to Include GDPR-Type Requirements
On June 24, the eve of the July 1 enforcement date for the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), the California Secretary of State certified the California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA), the latest brainchild of privacy activist (and CCPA spiritual father)…
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