As we have previously reported, State Attorneys General have joined other enforcers in addressing the latest AI technology. At the recent 2023 NAAG Consumer Protection Spring Conference, two separate panels discussed how the AGs are focusing on AI.
When asked about concerns with AI, New Hampshire Attorney General Formella explained that technology often moves
Artificial intelligence and algorithmic processes continue to remain at the top of federal law enforcement agencies’ agendas. Yesterday, the FTC, CFPB, DOJ, and EEOC issued a joint statement pledging to use their respective tools to “protect the public from bias in automated systems and artificial intelligence.”
While these agencies’ general commitment to monitoring AI processes
This week, State AGs and their staff gathered to participate in the annual National Association of Attorneys General AG Symposium, where they discussed topics such as leadership, relationships with prosecutors, and Supreme Court updates. One of the most topical panels was a discussion of “Regulating Algorithms – The How and Why” moderated by Natalie Hanlon
FTC Bureau of Consumer Protection Director Andrew Smith this week published some helpful pointers for companies that are developing or using AI to support consumer-facing services. These pointers are drawn from past FTC enforcement actions, reports, and workshops. They boil down to one overarching message: Companies shouldn’t surprise consumers – or themselves – in how
On January 1, 2020, the Artificial Intelligence Video Interview Act went into effect in Illinois. This is the first state law regulating the use of AI for employee interviews.
Illinois’ law reflects increasing scrutiny in the United States and globally of biometrics practices. The law is consistent with U.S. policymakers’ focus on addressing significant concrete
This week, President Trump signed an executive order outlining a national plan to promote the development and adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies. The order serves as the official launch of the “American AI Initiative,” which includes five areas of focus:
