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🧠#NEW: Read FPF’s new blog post analyzing current legislative efforts in #LatinAmerica regarding “neurorights” or the right to mental freedom and integrity. More from FPF’s Beth Do, Maria Badillo, Jameson Spivack, & former intern Randy Cantz: fpf.org/blog/privacy-a…

Update: Colorado HB24-1058 on neural/biological data passed the Senate Business/Labor/Tech Committee (no amendments), now goes to full Senate for debate. leg.colorado.gov/bills/hb24-1058

🌎 #READ: Our recent blog post focuses on “neurorights” and legislative approaches to neuroprivacy in Chile, Mexico, and Brazil. fpf.org/blog/privacy-a… Learn more in our thread!🧵⬇️

As young people flock to immersive technologies, it's not always clear how children's privacy laws apply in these environments. So brailey and I explored how FTC enforcement actions/guidance and self-regulatory cases might provide some insight. Check out our policy brief:

The Colorado Senate unanimously passed HB24-1058, and the bill now goes to the Governor. If signed, Colorado would be the first state in the US to explicitly regulate neural (and “biological”) data. leg.colorado.gov/bills/hb24-1058

California SB 1223, regulating "neural data" as "sensitive data" under the CCPA/CPRA, passed the Senate Judiciary Committee 11-0. leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/billVote…

We are proud to present our official research report on the consumer neurotechnology industry and data privacy protections. Read here: perseus-strategies.com/wp-content/upl…

NEW: It’s common to encounter ‘dark patterns,’ aka manipulative or deceptive design practices, while online, but these patterns may be even more effective in immersive technologies. Read the latest blog by FPF’s Jameson Spivack. fpf.org/blog/manipulat…

FPF is thrilled to announce the FPF Center for Artificial Intelligence, established to help privacy executives, experts, & policymakers navigate data privacy and #AI challenges and opportunities. #FPFAI Learn more: fpf.org/CenterforAI

Announcing Panel #2 at the 2024 ARVR Policy Conference! 🛡️ Featuring Dylan Gilbert (National Institute of Standards and Technology), Divya Sridhar (@BBB_Ntlprogram), Dena Feldman (Reality Labs at Meta), and Jameson Spivack (Future of Privacy Forum). Details + registration ➡️ arvrpolicy.org #ARVR24 #ARVRpolicy

#NEW: Synthetic content (material produced by #GenAI tools) is becoming more common & more realistic. A new FPF report by Jameson Spivack analyzes the strategies and regulatory approaches organizations & policymakers are taking to combat its risks: fpf.org/blog/synthetic…

The Future of Privacy Forum forum’s new report on synthetic content dives into #AI risks like disinformation and non-consensual imagery. It highlights key strategies to balance #innovation with #privacy. At Microsoft, we’re committed to advancing these conversations and fostering

Thanks for reading, Julie Brill! Industry—in partnership with scholars, advocates, technologists, and policymakers—has played an important role in developing technical and organizational approaches to mitigating the risks associated with synthetic content.

This Thursday at 1:30 pm ET, join us for a #LinkedinLive with FPF’s Bailey Sanchez, Adonne Washington, Jameson Spivack, and Web Content Creator for the Postal Regulatory Commission Angelique Carson as they discuss dead bills on the Hill. linkedin.com/events/7249816…