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The Washington Post: Hundreds of groups urge Big Tech CEOs to step up fight against AI-fueled lies
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EPIC Joins More than 200 Organizations Urging Tech Platforms to Combat AI Election Disinformation
Today, EPIC and a coalition of over 200 civil society organizations sent a letter to leading platform companies like Meta, X, and Tiktok urging them to strengthen their efforts to protect elections from AI disinformation.
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Safeguarding Democratic Elections in the Age of AI
As national elections approach in the United States, concerns about AI-generated robot calls and manipulated media have grown more urgent. The 2024 elections mark a pivotal moment in American history, as it stands as the first presidential election year poised at the intersection of the burgeoning advancements in AI-generated content. Both legal and technological interventions will be necessary to mitigate these threats in advance of November.
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Comments of EPIC to OMB on Privacy Impact Assessments
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Coalition Comment to OMB on Privacy Impact Assessments
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EPIC Urges the NTIA to Tackle Privacy Harms, Bias, and Regulatory Hurdles in New Comment on AI Model Openness
Yesterday, EPIC submitted comments to the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) in response to its request for comments on the risks and benefits of dual-use foundation models with widely available model weights, highlighting key privacy, bias, and regulatory hurdles that both closed and open AI models must overcome.
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Fortune: Good luck keeping up with the whirlwind of new AI regulation
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OMB Finalizes Long-Awaited Guidance on Federal AI Use
Today, the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) released its final guidance on AI governance, innovation, and risk management within federal agencies.
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Forbes: An AI App Claiming To Detect STIs From Photos Of Genitals Is A Privacy ‘Disaster’
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Health Privacy
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What U.S. Regulators can Learn from the EU AI Act
On March 13, the European Union Parliament passed the Artificial Intelligence Act (“AI Act” or “the Act”), taking the penultimate step in a years-long legislative process. Originally proposed in early 2021, the sweeping, harms-based Act categorizes artificial intelligence systems by preconceived risks to fundamental rights, public safety, and public health into prohibited, high-risk, or low or no-risk systems.
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AI Policy
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Face Surveillance & Biometrics
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