Federal Trade Commission Chair Lina Khan says she wants to protect consumers against "unchecked corporate surveillance," a challenge exacerbated by the rise of AI and the proliferation of geolocation data.
March 07, 2024 at 09:21 AM
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The Federal Trade Commission appears set to throttle up its consumer privacy enforcement, signaling the move Wednesday by pulling together nearly two dozen researchers from around the world to discuss the protection of individuals’ personal information in such realms as artificial intelligence, health care and web-based services.
At the all-day event, panelists shared in intricate detail studies they conducted on current and emerging data privacy trends.
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The Federal Trade Commission in January ordered a data broker not to share information that could be used to track people’s whereabouts. Credit: TensorSpark/Adobe Stock
