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Joe Duball

  • Staff Writer, International Association of Privacy Professionals
New Hampshire
As seen in: International Association of Privacy Professionals, New Hampshire Union Leader, New Hampshire High School Sports
@privacypros news editor. Recovered sports reporter. Tweets are my own & hopefully insightful enough to keep you following.
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OpenAI faces California DOJ subpoena amid growing cybersecurity incident notices

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By Joe Duball
| International Association of Privacy Professionals
Regulator inquiries into major AI companies' cybersecurity practices are ramping up. A day after reports surfaced about the likely escalation of a U.S. Federal Trade Commission probe into OpenAI and other developers, California Attorney General Rob Bonta advanced his office's ongoing OpenAI investigation. Bonta announced the company was served an investigative subpoena to compel more details about model security and the risks they pose.
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White House, major AI developers reach 'morally binding' safety commitments

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By Joe Duball
| International Association of Privacy Professionals
The U.S. will stick to a self-regulatory framework for major artificial intelligence developers following the latest round of discussions between U.S. President Donald Trump's administration and Big Tech CEOs. Following a roundtable with President Trump, Anthropic, Google, Meta, Nvidia, OpenAI and xAI and signed on to the White House's "Joint Commitment on Frontier Responsibilities," a four-point AI safety plan focused on independent audits and "robust internal controls." The internal...
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Ireland's DPC fines Google 403M euros to close 2020 location data inquiry

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By Joe Duball
| International Association of Privacy Professionals
Ireland's Data Protection Commission issued a 403 million euro EU General Data Protection Regulation fine to Google related to 2020 allegations of unlawful location data processing. The DPC did not immediately publish the final decision in the own-volition inquiry, but it pointed to a handful of GDPR transparency and data processing infringements stemming from location data practices for Google's "Web & App Activity," "Location History" and "Location Accuracy" features.
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