Luiza Jarovsky is a Top Privacy & Compliance Creator. Part of Swipe Insight Select, a curated list of top creators.
Top Privacy & Compliance Creator
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Luiza Jarovsky is the CEO of Implement Privacy, leading global training on privacy and AI. She authors a popular AI policy newsletter with 21,500+ subscribers. Named a LinkedIn Top Voice in AI in 2023, she has received multiple awards, including the Westin Scholar Award and the President's Scholarship for Excellence in Science and Innovation. Luiza holds degrees from the University of São Paulo and Tel Aviv University. She speaks seven languages and is a proud mother of three.
6 months ago
noyb.eu files a complaint against Google over dark patterns in its Privacy Sandbox. The Sandbox API tracks users' web browsing history, with Chrome generating advertising topics based on visited websites. Google marketed this as a privacy feature, misleading users to consent to tracking. noyb.eu demands Google disclose the consent rate and transparency of information provided to users.
Marketing Auditor is a comprehensive, automated tool designed to revolutionize the process of auditing digital marketing campaigns. It supports platforms like Google Ads and Google Analytics, performing 200+ automated checks to uncover growth opportunities and deliver actionable insights. Users can generate professional, white-labeled reports customized to their branding and preferred formats like Google Slides and PowerPoint.
6 months ago
noyb.eu urges Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Ireland, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, and Spain to act against Meta's AI practices. Meta plans to use personal data for AI without user consent, claiming legitimate interest. noyb filed complaints in 11 countries, seeking urgent action before the changes take effect on June 26, 2024. The complaints cite GDPR violations and highlight the lack of firm positions from European data protection authorities.
6 months ago
The European Data Protection Supervisor (EDPS) cautions against using web scraping to collect personal data for AI training, highlighting potential non-compliance with EU data protection laws, including GDPR. AI companies may not be adhering to data processing laws. EU authorities must clarify whether GDPR applies to AI training or if a special interpretation is needed. This uncertainty affects companies and compliance with the AI Act.
6 months ago
The EU AI Office will be structured into five units and two advisors from 16 June: Excellence in AI and Robotics, Regulation and Compliance, AI Safety, AI Innovation and Policy Coordination, AI for Societal Good, a Lead Scientific Advisor, and an Advisor for International Affairs. The office will employ over 140 staff, including technology specialists, administrative assistants, lawyers, policy specialists, and economists.
7 months ago
The European Council approved the EU AI Act, not yet enforceable. It will be published in the EU’s Official Journal soon and enforced 20 days later. Provisions will be implemented in stages: banned AI systems within 6 months, rules for general AI systems after a year, and the entire Act enforceable in 2 years. Non-compliance fines can reach 35 million Euros or 7% of global annual turnover.
7 months ago
The Council of Europe has adopted the first international treaty on AI, the Council of Europe Framework Convention. Open to non-European countries, it sets a legal framework for AI systems' lifecycle, addressing risks and promoting responsible innovation. It adopts a risk-based approach to AI systems' design, development, use, and decommissioning. The treaty applies to both public and private sectors, offering two ways of compliance.
7 months ago
The US Senate AI Working Group has released a roadmap for AI policy. They hosted nine 'AI Insight Forums' in 2023 with over 150 attendees from various sectors. The discussions emphasized AI's potential impact on democracy, the necessity for data privacy protections, the federal government's role in protecting IP and supporting innovation, and the need to ensure the Department of Defense has access to AI capabilities.
Google's Gemini uses public sources and Gemini Apps user data to enhance its offerings. The specifics of these sources and personal data protection are unclear. Tech companies often focus on user input data usage, hiding details about AI training datasets. The post calls for stronger transparency obligations on AI companies, suggesting a mandatory information sheet detailing training dataset's sources, composition, and biases.
7 months ago
In the AI copyright lawsuit involving artists Sarah Andersen, Karla Ortiz, and Kelly McKernan, a tentative ruling allows discovery to proceed. The lawsuit could change copyright law in the generative AI era. The ruling suggests compressed copies of the artists' works are in Stable Diffusion versions. Motions to dismiss all DMCA claims are likely to be granted, while denying Midjourney’s motion to dismiss false endorsement and trade dress claims.
