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“A new frontier AI transparency bill is coming to Illinois, and it might be the most stringent statute yet among U.S. states. Senate Bill 315, approved by the Illinois General Assembly and awaiting enactment, shares common threads with transparency laws on the books in California and New York while raising a first-of-its-kind requirement for annual third-party auditing.” Joe Duball has the latest in “Notable AI, privacy bills hit finish line in Illinois, Connecticut and New York.” Read it here: https://bit.ly/4fwIh0L

There has to be a good one in there somewhere, right?

Hear from Laura Pliauškaitė as she shares insights from her latest column “Notes from the IAPP Europe: GDPR anniversary, 2025 annual reports and looking ahead.” 👉 https://bit.ly/4u14GXi And here's a peek at other global headlines this week: 🌏“Notes from the Asia-Pacific region: China issues new AI ethics guidelines, Hong Kong conducts compliance checks,” by Barbara Li: https://bit.ly/3PxHz8R 🌎 “Notes from the IAPP Canada: AI strategy, lawful access and more,” by Constantine Karbaliotis: https://bit.ly/4dQ40xT

This one hurts🔴⚪️ ⚽️The Saints (my beloved team) sinned, in taking the skullduggery of sport too far by surveilling their competitors. Their own goal resulted in penalties of their own making. Salutary lessons for the Saints and, as I share in my short article for IAPP, for our field. Here’s looking forward to the World Cup! 🦁🦁🦁 https://lnkd.in/esBaEUnW

🎤🌐Speaking proposals are now open for #IAPPSummit27! We want to hear from YOU next March in Washington, D.C. Now's the time to share your insights on the top issues in digital responsibility. 👉 Submit your proposal by 13 September for your chance to take the stage and inspire others: https://bit.ly/4e4zba2

“As new digital laws continue to come into force and undergo reform, from the proposals of the Digital Omnibus and Digital Omnibus on AI aimed at overall simplification to the proposed Digital Fairness Act's combatting of dark patterns and addictive design, the regulatory landscape is becoming more complex. It is worth taking a step back to look at how the interstices of the EU's digital acquis are creating spaces for new modes of compliance to emerge.” Müge Fazlioglu, covers the details in “The interstices of EU digital responsibility” 🔗https://bit.ly/4dOuTT7

🎤 We’re excited to welcome Andrew Yang as a keynote speaker at #IAPPpsr26 ! Entrepreneur, bestselling author & co-founder of Forward Party, Andrew gained national recognition during his 2020 presidential campaign, highlighting issues such as the future of work, automation and data privacy. Don’t miss the opportunity to hear his perspective—register now: https://bit.ly/4wSKVnr

Things will be heating up this December 🦘🌏☀️ Registration is now open for #IAPPANZSummit26! Join keynote speakers Carly Kind and Liz MacPherson for expert thinking and thoughtful discussions on AI governance, law reform and the trends driving change across industries. Save with early bird pricing through 30 June. Grab your ticket: https://bit.ly/3Lj0mmf

As federal privacy legislation returns to focus, major questions remain about what the path forward might look like. How does the SECURE Data Act shape negotiations, and where is there room for bipartisan agreement? 🎥 Next week, join IAPP’s Cobun Zweifel-Keegan, with Maureen Mahoney, Andrew A. Kingman and Jordan Francis as they break down the latest developments, political dynamics and the evolving state-level privacy patchwork.

��� Going live in just 1 HOUR ! Don’t miss our LinkedIn Live on the changing landscape of federal privacy legislation. Register ⬇️