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Q&AMeet the expert: Marta Dunphy-Moriel to speak at PrivSec Global
We are very happy to announce that legal chief, Marta Dunphy-Moriel will speak at PrivSec Global, this month.
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ArticleUS state legislators driving AI regulation despite resistance from industry chiefs
Lawmakers from various regions across the United States are taking the reins in significant legislative drives to oversee the use of AI technology.
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ArticleUS utilities struggling to meet demand of energy-thirsty AI
In the US, demands for power are outstripping availability as energy-thirsty technologies such as generative AI pile pressure on national electrical systems.
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ArticleBanks poised for increased risk due to AI
A leading banking regulator has issued a stern warning over the risks that financial institutions face as they move to integrate artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) into governance operations.
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ArticleNew bill proposes US federal data privacy framework
Senate Commerce Committee Chair Maria Cantwell and House Energy and Commerce Committee Chair Cathy McMorris Rodgers have unveiled the American Privacy Rights Act.
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ArticleUS citizens want stronger AI laws
Concerns over personal privacy are intensifying among US citizens in the face of rapid AI tech development, a new study shows.
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Q&ACheri Hotman to speak at PrivSec & GRC Connect Chicago
We are delighted to confirm that Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) leader, Cheri Hotman will speak at PrivSec & GRC Connect Chicago, opening soon.
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Q&AGwendolyn Hassan to speak at PrivSec & GRC Connect Chicago
We are delighted to confirm that Compliance leader, Gwendolyn Hassan will speak at PrivSec & GRC Connect Chicago, next week.
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ArticleUS bolsters AI regulation and compliance standards
Deputy Attorney General Lisa Monaco recently gave a speech outlining a new Department of Justice drive to tackle criminal behaviour and compliance issues associated with AI technology.
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Q&ADr. Anthony Rhem to speak at PrivSec & GRC Connect Chicago
We are delighted to confirm that AI specialist, Dr. Anthony Rhem will speak at PrivSec & GRC Connect Chicago, this month.
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ArticleAI leading to reduction in staff numbers
AI is set to result in reduced employment across many companies over the next five years, a recent survey by staffing provider, Adecco suggests.
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ArticleAI safety test collaboration announced between UK and US
The United Kingdom and United States have unveiled a fresh collaboration move on AI safety in a bid to address mounting worries over the technology’s rapid evolution and what it may mean for business.
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Q&AOctavio Laos to speak at PrivSec & GRC Connect Chicago
We are delighted to confirm that AI chief, Octavio Laos will speak at PrivSec & GRC Connect Chicago, this month.
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Q&APatrick Henz to speak at PrivSec & GRC Connect Chicago
We are delighted to confirm that compliance consultant, Patrick Henz will speak at PrivSec & GRC Connect Chicago, this month.
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Q&AShane Hasert to speak at PrivSec & GRC Connect Chicago
We are delighted to confirm that cybersecurity leader, Shane Hasert will speak at PrivSec & GRC Connect Chicago, this month.
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Q&AMatt Kelly to speak at PrivSec & GRC Connect Chicago
We are delighted to confirm that compliance, audit, and governance expert, Matt Kelly will speak at PrivSec & GRC Connect Chicago, this month.
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ArticleRisk and reward: How AI is driving the US debt collection industry
Artificial intelligence (AI) is making significant strides in debt collection in the United States, delivering improved efficiency and more effective compliance with regulations. However, many are concerned about potential bias and harassment risks.
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ArticleBloomberg seeks dismissal of copyright AI training lawsuit
A New York federal judge has been asked by Bloomberg LP to throw out of court a lawsuit brought by the governor of Arkansas and other writers, in a dispute that highlights the delicate evolution of AI regulation.
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ArticleHow is AI altering corporate approaches to cybersecurity?
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is reshaping the cybersecurity arena; it’s transforming how we guard digital resources and protect vital infrastructure, in turn unlocking efficiency on previously unimaginable scales.
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NewsTech companies in India must get official nod before using “risky” AI
The Indian government has issued a directive to the country’s technology firms, urging them to obtain approval before publicly releasing artificial intelligence (AI) tools that may be unreliable, or still in trial phases.