This CLE webinar will explore the implications of artificial intelligence (AI) on data privacy. The panel will discuss the privacy risks associated with the use of AI, the regulatory landscape governing AI and privacy, the need for companies to build and balance their AI governance with data privacy laws and practices, and best practices for mitigating privacy risks with the deployment of AI tools.
AI innovations continue to evolve and reshape the way we live and work. AI tools become more sophisticated by leveraging vast amounts of potentially sensitive data, which has raised critical concerns and regulatory scrutiny about personal data and privacy. These concerns have created compliance challenges for businesses developing and/or using AI technologies.
The current patchwork of state, federal, and international privacy laws somewhat address the privacy concerns presented with AI and legislation targeting AI has emerged, including the European Union's AI Act and several U.S. states proposing new AI laws. However, the regulatory framework is failing to keep pace with the constantly changing innovations and advancements with AI.
As more businesses deploy various forms of AI, it is important for them to build and balance their AI governance programs with their privacy policies to ensure compliance with the evolving legal landscape. As new legal developments governing the privacy dimensions of AI continue to unfold, it is imperative for privacy counsel to stay on top of new laws, regulations, cases, and regulatory guidance materials.
Listen as our expert panel discusses the implications of AI on privacy and provides guidance for helping clients navigate the issues and compliance risks when developing, providing, or deploying AI tools in their businesses.
