On Data Privacy Day, organizations should remember: you can’t govern AI or protect privacy without governing data.

Consent asymmetry and “opt-out hurdles” are drawing fines. The compliance gap is technical, not legal language.

Artificial intelligence (AI) has already impacted all industries and sectors, but the United States still lacks uniform nationwide rules on how all companies process personal information for ...

Privacy has long dominated our social and legal debates about technology. The Federal Trade Commission and other central regulators aim to strengthen protections ...

As the volume and variety of data that can be collected, stored, and analyzed has skyrocketed over the past decade-and-a-half, we’ve seen the issue given growing prominence. Both the European Union ...

China, the most populous nation in the world, passed its first significant data privacy legislation in August. Moving forward, any global business or aspiring startup doing any type of trade or ...

Data and its uses pervade the digital economy. From online data mining to AI/ML-enhanced analytics, the range of data sources and tools available on the web are boundless. For every digital user ...

The Covid-19 coronavirus outbreak and resulting lockdown for all UK citizens has dramatically changed the way UK businesses operate. Almost overnight, companies and their employees have had to adapt ...

The genetic testing company 23andMe — which allows users to spit in a tube and send away the sample for a detailed DNA analysis — is filing for bankruptcy. 23andMe has faced financial hardship for ...