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Facing burnout, recruitment woes, and AI governance challenges as a Chief Privacy Officer? Join TRU Staffing Partners, Inc. TODAY at 9:00 AM ET in Room 159B at IAPP #GPS24 for an exclusive discussion with industry experts, and learn practical solutions to navigate these hurdles and elevate your privacy program! https://hubs.ly/Q02rHSbN0 #privacy #dataprivacy #iapp #jobmarket #privacychampions #AI #talentaugmentation
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Facing burnout, recruitment woes, and AI governance challenges as a Chief Privacy Officer? Join TRU Staffing Partners, Inc. TODAY at 9:00 AM ET in Room 159B at IAPP #GPS24 for an exclusive discussion with industry experts, and learn practical solutions to navigate these hurdles and elevate your privacy program! https://hubs.ly/Q02rHnCJ0 #privacy #dataprivacy #iapp #jobmarket #privacychampions #AI #talentaugmentation
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Data Privacy and AI: What Should UK and EU Employers Look out for in 2024?: As we look ahead to 2024, it is clear that both data protection and AI will continue to take center stage in the UK, as it will in many other countries. In this article we look ahead to the developments that are expected to impact UK employers in the coming year.... By: Littler #dataprotection #dataprivacy #privacy
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Legal Professional | Corporate & Intellectual Property Law | New York Bar | LL.M from Queen Mary, University of London | LL.B. from Coventry University
As a legal expert, it's increasingly clear that the advent of AI-generated calls and voices presents both a technological marvel and a formidable challenge for telecom companies and legal professionals alike. These advancements, while offering significant benefits in terms of personalized communication and efficiency, also raise pressing issues related to privacy, consent, and security. For telecom companies, the challenge lies in identifying and managing AI-generated calls to prevent misuse, such as spam calls, phishing attempts, and the spreading of misinformation. The integration of sophisticated AI technologies necessitates the development of equally advanced detection and regulation mechanisms to safeguard the integrity of communication networks. From a legal perspective, AI-generated voices blur the lines between authenticity and fabrication, making it difficult to ascertain the veracity of communications. This ambiguity complicates matters of consent, as individuals may unknowingly interact with AI entities. Moreover, the potential for AI to impersonate individuals raises significant privacy and security concerns, necessitating a re-evaluation of legal frameworks governing telecommunications and digital interactions. The response to these challenges must be multifaceted, involving the collaboration of technology developers, telecom operators, and legal professionals. It is imperative to establish clear regulations and guidelines that address the ethical use of AI in communications, ensuring that innovation does not come at the expense of individual rights and societal trust. The path forward will require a delicate balance between embracing the possibilities offered by AI and protecting against its potential for misuse. As legal experts, we play a crucial role in navigating this complex landscape, advocating for policies that promote transparency, accountability, and respect for privacy in the age of AI-driven telecommunications. #ArtificialIntelligence #TelecomInnovation #LegalTech #AIEthics #DigitalPrivacy #CyberSecurity #RegTech #TechLaw #VoiceAI #futureofcommunication
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The use of chatbots in job recruitment has raised concerns about potential bias and discrimination. While chatbots are being used to screen and interview job applicants, bugs in the bots and the requirement for clear-cut answers could lead to automatic rejection for qualified candidates. Additionally, people with disabilities, those who are not proficient in English, and older job applicants may be disadvantaged by chatbot recruitment. There are also concerns about underlying prejudice in data used to train AI potentially leading to bias and discrimination. Meanwhile, individuals are becoming more aware of their data privacy rights and are exercising their right to access or delete their personal data. However, the increasing volume and complexity of these requests pose significant challenges for organizations, highlighting a growing need to automate action on privacy requests, ensure compliance with data privacy regulations, and protect individuals' rights. https://lnkd.in/dcFxNqEr
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Director, Data Privacy Operations @Marken | Data Protection, CIPP/E, Trust by Design, Enterprise Risk Management, Data Governance, Program Management
In today’s digital age, data privacy has become a cornerstone of business operations. I was recently asked if I work with US data privacy laws. The answer is a resounding yes, but that’s just the tip of the iceberg. The question is more around “which” type of regulations. The landscape of regulations is not only vast but also constantly evolving, challenging us to stay ahead of the curve. The scope of regulations we monitor is extensive, encompassing Privacy, Employment Law, Marketing, Artificial Intelligence, Health Data, Data Security, Financial regulations, and even wearable devices. This list is ever-growing, reflecting the dynamic nature of the digital world and the increasing importance of data protection. The boundaries of traditional job roles such as CISO, DPO, and CDO are becoming increasingly blurred. With the expansion of regulatory requirements, these roles must now intersect with various disciplines to ensure comprehensive compliance. While there are tools available to support us, they are not a panacea. The real challenge lies in understanding the nuances of each regulation and effectively integrating them into our decision-making processes. For instance, the recent enactment of the Colorado AI Act highlights the need for a risk-based approach and establishes rules around AI impact assessment, setting a precedent for other states to follow. As we navigate this complex terrain, it is imperative to develop a multidisciplinary approach that leverages expertise from various fields. We must also start planning our AI compliance roadmap, including policy development, AI audit and assessment, and AI vendor contract management. The time to prepare is now, to ensure compliance and mitigate potential regulatory and operational risks. #AIRegulation #ColoradoAIAct #Compliance #EthicalAI #Privacy #Dataprivacy
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🚩 Red flags to look for when building your recruiting tech stack (part 2): Empty claims about privacy and bias. There are certainly hazards when trying to incorporate AI solutions into your recruitment toolbox. Chief among them is trying to sift through the noise to determine if the AI solution truly upholds industry standards and legal protocols for protecting candidate privacy and combating bias. We provide tips and essential questions for vetting AI providers and tools in our latest Staffing Industry Analysts guest post. Check it out here and get a useful list of questions and things to think about when vetting your next AI solution 👉 https://lnkd.in/dCEzWm2b Did you miss part 1? Read it here: https://lnkd.in/e5BN8kp3 #staffing #ai #talentacquisition #hr #recruiting #hiring #privacy
Empty claims about privacy and bias: The No. 2 red flag to look for when building your recruiting AI tech stack
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Chief HR Officer | Chief People Officer | Group Chief Human Resources Officer - C-Suite | VP HR Lead & Transformation consultant | Board Advisory | Switzerland, France & International | Consumer goods
In 2024, three trends will emerge at the intersection of privacy and human resources. Firstly, there will be increasing regulation globally. Secondly, transparency around data collection and usage, particularly in AI, will be demanded. Lastly, AI adoption in the employment context will increase. Companies must monitor legislative developments, enhance privacy compliance plans, and ensure transparency to build trust. AI will transform opportunities for both companies and employees, enabling better HR practices and identifying skills and training paths. Data privacy is crucial for individuals as employees, protecting personal data and ensuring responsible data processing. Innovation must be done with integrity, adhering to regulations and building trust. #AI #HR #privacy #dataprivacy
3 Key Privacy Trends for 2024
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