Last updated 21 Nov 2024
Artificial intelligence (AI) is a popular regulatory object. Governments issue laws, orders, standards and guidelines regulating the development and use of AI systems. Regulators prohibit certain AI, require transparency reports and risk assessments from developers and enhance the rights of affected employees, data subjects and users, be it in the context of hiring, targeted advertising or content recommendation. This thread illustrates the ever-growing variety of policy approaches to regulate A...
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Last updated 21 Nov 2024
Governments worldwide have introduced a range of policies to regulate different aspects of the digital economy. These policies address areas such as data privacy, competition, and online safety. This thread tracks and highlights the most important policies across these diverse areas, providing a comprehensive overview of the evolving regulatory landscape.
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Last updated 21 Nov 2024
Governments resort to non-binding outlines, such as strategies, guidelines and action plans, to complement binding policy affecting the digital economy. Outlines deserve attention since they signal future policy and enforcement priorities and specify the implementation of binding policy. This thread bundles all domestic outlines to complement and provide foresight on prominent binding policy.
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Last updated 21 Nov 2024
As data has risen in relevance to the global digital economy, its security has become a key concern for policymakers. Cybersecurity is a focal point of governments' data governance regimes, especially in the presence of prominent data breaches. Policymakers impose measures to prevent, detect and combat cyberattacks as well as obligations to report breaches in a specific format and timeframe. In addition, technical standards on cybersecurity are mushrooming. This thread collects all policies and ...
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