🚨#FPFTraining: Register for upcoming virtual sessions! Earn CPE credits and a Certificate of Completion. ➡ The Building Blocks of Compliance with Youth Privacy Legislation (Thursday, April 25): Learn about the emerging global trends in youth privacy and strategies to proactively address compliance in a rapidly developing issue area with members of FPF Senior Counsel Bailey Sanchez and Policy Counsel Chloe Altieri. Register early: https://lnkd.in/e-tUhfC9 ➡ Fundamentals of AI & Machine Learning (Tuesday, May 7): As AI & machine learning become more prevalent in everyday life, it can be difficult to stay current with their trends. Join us Hintze Law PLLC's Jevan Hutson to stay up to date and learn about the current state of AI & ML: https://lnkd.in/eWCH3kn2 ➡ EU AI Act (Thursday, May 30): Familiarize yourself with the obligations and structure coming from the AI Act and understand its position and role into the broader picture of European digital policy. Join Giovanni De Gregorio (Católica Global School of Law and Católica Lisbon School of Law)! https://lnkd.in/esGAicgf #youthprivacy #compliance #EUAIAct #training #virtualtraining #dataprivacy #privacy #privacytraining #ai #artificialintelligence #machinelearning
Future of Privacy Forum
Think Tanks
Washington, District of Columbia 35,043 followers
A catalyst for privacy leadership & scholarship, advancing principled data practices in support of emerging technologies
About us
The Future of Privacy Forum is a non-profit organization that serves as a catalyst for privacy leadership and scholarship, advancing principled data practices in support of emerging technologies.
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http://www.fpf.org
External link for Future of Privacy Forum
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- 11-50 employees
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- Washington, District of Columbia
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- privacy, behavioral advertising, social media, big data, student privacy, Connected Cars, data protection, global privacy, Immersive Technologies, child privacy, advertising technologies, and artificial intelligence
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Simeon Simeonov
Health AI CTO. Investor. Director.
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Nancy Levesque
Senior Communications Leader at Future of Privacy Forum | Delivering Impactful Strategies, Programs & Campaigns that Drive Engagement, Elevate Brands…
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Jules Polonetsky
Jules Polonetsky is an Influencer CEO @ Future of Privacy Forum | Advancing Responsible Data Practices
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Jill Nissen
Founder Nissen Consulting
Updates
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Meet an FPFer! Today we’re introducing you to Amanda Browe, Director of Membership! Quick Facts about Amanda: 🖥️ Favorite part of working with FPF? I greatly appreciate the flexibility that FPF provides staff, with an emphasis on work-life balance and a work culture that fosters engagement and passion in the work that we do. 🧁What are your favorite hobbies/interests? I've loved to read since I was a child, enjoy visiting libraries and bookstores around the world, and my favorite genres are fantasy and sci-fi. I also greatly enjoy baking- while my baked goods may not always be camera ready, they are tasty! 🏴 Most memorable city you've visited? Italy will always be a favorite destination, but my most recent standout location was the Scottish Highlands. The landscape is absolutely gorgeous, the people are friendly, and I loved the readily accessible tea and scones!
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🤖 Learn about supervised and reinforcement learning as well as neural networks and more in our upcoming training virtual session “Fundamentals of AI & ML Training.” Join us on May 7 from 1:00 - 3:00 PM ET to learn about the opportunities and challenges associated with the use of machine learning and AI. Gain knowledge about topics such as… ➡️How generative AI and Large Language Models (LLMs) are used ➡️The impact of data collection, labeling, and use on the performance of AI & ML systems ➡️Types of bias, harms, and the range of possibilities in AI systems for bias to occur The session will be taught by AI and ML Ethics, Law, and Policy Expert Jevan Hutson. Check out the trailer video for the training below and register now! ⬇️ https://lnkd.in/ecfA_WGx
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#NEW: Immersive technologies offer exciting ways to engage with the world but may also create opportunities for new, potentially more effective ‘dark patterns’ or manipulative design. A new FPF blog provides insight into how ‘dark patterns’ might look in immersive environments, how such practices are regulated, and how to avoid them when building new products. The blog explores a range of different manipulative and deceptive design practices, including: ➡️Using lighting, interface design, or data about where a user is looking to hide or obscure relevant information ➡️Digitally presenting a product or service in a misleading way ➡️Altering or editing elements of the physical world with digital content Read the full blog by Jameson Spivack to learn why organizations deploying immersive technologies need to take proactive steps to ensure their new products and services are developed in a way that protects against harmful effects on privacy, security, safety, and competition. https://lnkd.in/gnE9zrwp
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#ICYMI: Our latest #PrivacyChat on Advertising in the Age of Data Protection covers all you need to know about the current state of #adtech. Listen to the conversation on Spotify Podcasts or watch it on YouTube! 🎧📺⬇️ https://lnkd.in/gM5D_axY https://lnkd.in/gySZvQwi #LinkedInLive #PrivacyChat #Privacy
Advertising in the Age of Data Protection by Privacy Chat
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As a proud member of the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) #AI Safety Institute, FPF is one of 80 organizations that added its name to a joint letter by Americans for Responsible Innovation calling on Congress to prioritize funding for the investment in NIST’s effort to advance AI research, standards, and testing, including through the agency’s recently established U.S. AI Safety Institute. Read more: https://lnkd.in/eQ_ttuQm
Leading Technology Advocacy Organizations Urge Congress to Support NIST Funding Request for Responsible AI Innovation
https://responsibleinnovation.org
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We're LIVE! Join FPF CEO Jules Polonetsky & Stacey Gray for a discussion of advertising in the age of data protection! Tune in here https://lnkd.in/gX-FcHPb #LinkedInLive #PrivacyChat #Privacy
Change is coming quickly this year in the digital advertising industry. Already, privacy regulators have been more critical of mainstream advertising business models, and large platforms have begun significant steps to limit access to advertising-related data about their users, including the deprecation of cookies. In response, many new solutions have emerged, ranging from privacy-enhancing technologies (PETs), to contextual advertising, first-party data, and “on-device” or client-side processing. How should policymakers and practitioners evaluate these solutions and their many trade-offs? Join FPF CEO Jules Polonetsky and Stacey Gray, Senior Director for U.S. Policy, FPF, for a conversation about the regulatory landscape, platform changes, and a comparison of the new trends in technologies and strategies that have emerged. We’ll go live at 12 pm ET! If you’re interested in learning more about changes to the advertising landscape before the event, read Stacey’s analysis and FPF’s Proposed Framework here: https://lnkd.in/erbshndM
Advertising in the Age of Data Protection
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🗓️Tomorrow: Is your company challenged with regulatory enforcements, upcoming platform changes, and considering emerging tech in its digital advertising? FPF CEO Jules Polonetsky will go live with Stacey Gray tomorrow at noon ET to discuss the ever-changing advertising landscape. Join us! https://lnkd.in/gX-FcHPb #PrivacyChat
Change is coming quickly this year in the digital advertising industry. Already, privacy regulators have been more critical of mainstream advertising business models, and large platforms have begun significant steps to limit access to advertising-related data about their users, including the deprecation of cookies. In response, many new solutions have emerged, ranging from privacy-enhancing technologies (PETs), to contextual advertising, first-party data, and “on-device” or client-side processing. How should policymakers and practitioners evaluate these solutions and their many trade-offs? Join FPF CEO Jules Polonetsky and Stacey Gray, Senior Director for U.S. Policy, FPF, for a conversation about the regulatory landscape, platform changes, and a comparison of the new trends in technologies and strategies that have emerged. We’ll go live at 12 pm ET! If you’re interested in learning more about changes to the advertising landscape before the event, read Stacey’s analysis and FPF’s Proposed Framework here: https://lnkd.in/erbshndM
Advertising in the Age of Data Protection
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BREAKING: Last night, on April 24, the Connecticut Senate passed SB 2, marking a significant step toward comprehensive AI regulation in the United States. This comprehensive, risk-based approach has emerged as a leading state legislative framework for AI regulation. At a high level, the bill would: ➡ Regulate developers and deployers of high-risk AI systems, i.e., those used in rendering consequential decisions regarding education, employment, financial or lending services, healthcare, or other important life opportunities. ➡ Require developers and deployers of high-risk AI systems to adhere to a duty of reasonable care to avoid algorithmic discrimination against individuals. Developers and deployers would also have role-specific requirements to provide transparency, conduct impact assessments, and maintain risk management programs. ➡ Create individual rights, including the right to notice before a high-risk AI system is used, and if an adverse consequential decision is made, the right to an explanation of how the high-risk AI system came to its conclusion, and the right to appeal the decision for human review. Individuals are also empowered to exercise their existing data privacy rights under the Connecticut Data Privacy Act (CTDPA). See FPF’s public statement and Two-Page Fact Sheet here: https://lnkd.in/e_2ZDhwx
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Looking to gain a foundational understanding of AI & ML for yourself or someone on your team? Look no further! Join us on May 7th for The Fundamentals of AI & Machine Learning, led by Jevan Hutson, where you'll learn the basics of these cutting-edge technologies. This virtual training is perfect for anyone interested in AI & ML. Watch the video below for a quick overview of what you can expect. Ready to register? Head to https://fpf.org/training to secure your spot today. #FPFTraining #AI #ML #privacytraining #virtualtraining