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IAPP Global Summit puts focus on technology’s human cost

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By Madeline Hughes Verified, Maria Dinzeo Verified, Amy Miller Verified
| MLex Verified
April 2, 2026, 16:29 GMT | Comment When privacy professionals descended on Washington, DC, this week, they knew they were walking into a conference focused equally on privacy and artificial intelligence. But they may not have anticipated a looming anxiety, summarized by Prince Harry in his keynote: public trust in technology is “broken.” To remedy this, speakers across two days urged attendees to keep their eye on the simple and fundamental goal of protecting that public.
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US Pentagon's attempt to 'cripple' Anthropic concerns US judge

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By Amy Miller Verified
| MLex Verified
By Amy Miller ( March 24, 2026, 23:22 GMT | Insight) -- The US government’s blacklisting of Anthropic appears to be both an attempt to “cripple” the artificial intelligence company for publicizing its contract dispute with the Pentagon, and a violation of the First Amendment, US District Judge Rita F. Lin in San Francisco said.
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Colorado AI Act would be transformed by working group's proposed changes

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By Amy Miller Verified
| MLex Verified
By Amy Miller ( March 18, 2026, 21:24 GMT | Insight) -- Colorado’s artificial intelligence law could be scaled back under a proposal released by a task force made up of consumer advocates and technology groups, which is setting off renewed public debate on how to regulate the rapidly changing technology.
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