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Senate AI Roadmap Fails to Recognize or Address AI Harms
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AI Policy
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Artificial Intelligence and Human Rights
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Big Data
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Consumer Privacy
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Data Protection
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Enforcement of Privacy Laws
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Government AI Use
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Social Media Privacy
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Web Scraping
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Senators Call on DHS to Investigate Federal Funding of ShotSpotter
In a May 14 letter, Senators Ed Markey, Ron Wyden, Elizabeth Warren, and Representative Ayanna Pressley, called on Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Inspector General Joseph V. Cuffari to investigate DHS’s funding of ShotSpotter, including potential violations of Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
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AI in the Criminal Justice System
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Artificial Intelligence and Human Rights
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Surveillance Oversight
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New EPIC Report Reveals Additional Generative A.I. Harms and Proposed Remedies
EPIC is releasing a new report identifying additional harm areas and examining proposals that have been put forth to remedy generative AI harms.
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Artificial Intelligence and Human Rights
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PRESS RELEASE: Report: Generative AI Potential Benefits are Overshadowed by Actual Harms
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Artificial Intelligence and Human Rights
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Wired: Secrecy Concerns Mount Over Spy Powers Targeting US Data Centers
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FISA Section 702
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News
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AP News: Vermont Legislature passes one of the strongest data privacy measures in the country
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Consumer Privacy
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Privacy Laws
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U.S. State Privacy Laws
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Roll Call: Lawmakers issue ultimatum to tech platforms over data privacy
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Children's Privacy
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Consumer Privacy
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Data Protection
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Social Media Privacy
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News
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The Record: FTC fires ‘shot across the bow’ at automakers over connected-car data privacy
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Consumer Privacy
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Data Brokers
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Data Protection
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News
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CNET: Expert Advice on When It’s Safe to Share Your Social Security Number
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Cybersecurity
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Data Protection
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EPIC, Coalition Call on Government to Declassify Type of Company at Issue in New FISA Definition
On May 9, EPIC joined a coalition of over 20 civil society organizations in calling on Attorney General Merrick Garland and Director of National Intelligence Avril Haines to declassify the type of service provider at issue in a Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISC) proceeding that led Congress to expand the universe of companies subject to compelled cooperation under Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA).
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FISA Section 702
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Intelligence Surveillance
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Surveillance Oversight
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