On Data Privacy Day, organizations should remember: you can’t govern AI or protect privacy without governing data.

Consent asymmetry and “opt-out hurdles” are drawing fines. The compliance gap is technical, not legal language.

As AI tools like ChatGPT and Microsoft 365 Copilot surge in the workplace, Data Privacy Day 2026 highlights urgent data protection risks. Discover how employee AI use could leak sensitive information ...

Artificial intelligence (AI) has already impacted all industries and sectors, but the United States still lacks uniform nationwide rules on how all companies process personal information for ...

In 2026, organizations will face a markedly more complex privacy and cybersecurity landscape. Numerous individual states continue to ...

We need to understand what consumers mean when they talk about privacy. They’re on board with personalization — they just want us to be more mindful. Data privacy is on everyone’s lips as we reach the ...

Key Takeaways - U.S. state privacy laws continue to expand and evolve. As of January 1, 2026, Indiana, Kentucky, and Rhode ...

Imagine an AI system that predicts your shopping habits or medical conditions with stunning accuracy. These advancements rely on AI processing huge datasets, which often include sensitive personal ...

Privacy-enhancing technologies (PETs) can be a significant tool for governments aiming to protect sensitive data, according to a new report from New America’s Open ...

John Readman is the CEO of ASK BOSCO, which gives online retailers and marketing agencies the power of AI predictive marketing analytics. How we track, measure and attribute the success of marketing ...

While artificial intelligence has long supported higher education research initiatives, it’s now expanding into areas that touch student data. Examples include face recognition in surveillance cameras ...