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NEW REPORT FROM CIPL: 'Enabling Beneficial and Safe Uses of Biometric Technology Through Risk-Based Regulations'   Biometric technologies have emerged as important tools for security, safety, convenience and accessibility. Many of the use cases enabled by biometric technologies are of unquestionable benefit to businesses, individuals, and society, particularly when combined with other emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence, machine learning, and privacy-enhancing technologies.   However, certain applications can present challenges and risks with respect to ethics, privacy, and civil rights, and they can raise technical questions concerning reliability, accuracy, and security. For these reasons, the use of biometric technologies - and facial recognition technology in particular - has captured the attention of many regulators and lawmakers around the world. Some are calling for outright bans on certain uses of biometric technologies, while others are exploring possible frameworks and laws to ensure the development and deployment of such technologies in a responsible manner.   This report explores various real-world applications of biometric technologies as well as the benefits and risks they can present. It examines the global legal landscape and trends for regulating these technologies, and we urge implementation of a risk-based approach for their regulation and governance.   CIPL’s research supports the adoption of a more consistent definition of biometric data and technologies and the establishment of appropriate obligations in accordance with the risk level. Like other emerging technology and data protection areas, a risk-based approach enables targeted and relevant mitigations, transparency, accountability, and redress, while facilitating important and beneficial uses of biometric technologies.   Download the report here: https://lnkd.in/etkbt6zx   #biometrics #tech #ai

Biometrics are here to stay. Check out some of these practical examples from CIPL. It’s always good to have proxies as you begin navigating privacy risk and compliance for your innovation.

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LexisNexis® Canada is responsibly developing legal AI solutions following the RELX Responsible AI Principles. Principle #5: We respect privacy and champion robust data governance. Secure and private interaction is our highest priority, therefore, appropriate data collection, usage, and protection that uphold user trust are crucial to our success as a trusted provider of legal solutions. Because AI functions require abundant, high-value data under careful management, our solution is built with an emphasis on Privacy by Design, a set of standards that ensure user activity and model interactions are limited to the individual. We implement robust policies for responsible data management and security, including handling personal information in line with privacy laws, regulations, and our Privacy Principles. Prioritizing privacy and governance in our AI data practices ensures we maintain trust and can sustain our reputation as an ethical provider. Learn more about the RELX Responsible AI Principles here: https://ow.ly/kgTz50R2ff6 And stay on top of all our AI solutions by joining the Lexis+ AI™ Insider Program: https://ow.ly/u0iU50Qq0br #LexisPlusAI #AI #LegalTech #LexisNexisCanada #LexisPlusAIInsider #EthicsInAI #TechEthics #ArtificialIntelligence

Navigating AI's Impact on Privacy in 2024 Artificial Intelligence is reshaping industries worldwide, and privacy management is no exception. As organizations leverage AI to process and analyze massive datasets, regulators are stepping in to ensure these technologies respect individuals’ rights and comply with robust privacy standards. The EU AI Act, set to be finalized, alongside new regional regulations across APAC and the Americas, will redefine how companies must approach transparency, data security, and fairness in their AI systems. Privacy professionals face the dual challenge of harnessing AI's potential while embedding robust compliance frameworks. In 2024, proactive privacy management means integrating AI governance into data protection strategies, conducting algorithmic impact assessments, and preparing for stricter audit requirements. With fines for non-compliance soaring globally, organizations cannot afford to overlook this. The future of privacy management is not just about protecting data—it’s about building trust in intelligent systems. #AIPrivacy #PrivacyManagement #DataProtection #AIRegulation #TrustInTech #GlobalCompliance #DataSecurity #TechEthics

New Research: 99% of in-house lawyers use AI, but at what cost to business security? → https://lnkd.in/dGZ3s5fT Our latest research reveals a startling disconnect: While in-house counsel's primary role is risk mitigation, their current AI practices may be creating unprecedented exposure for their organizations. Key findings from our survey of 300 U.S. in-house legal professionals: • 89% believe AI benefits outweigh risks • Widespread AI adoption is outpacing security protocols • Critical gaps in organizational oversight could lead to data breaches • Confidentiality and IP protection concerns are being overlooked Don't let innovation compromise security. Download the AI-focused research from our 2024 In-House Survey Report to see how your legal team can harness AI's power responsibly. #LegalTech #AI #InHouseCounsel #RiskManagement #LegalOps

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