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American politicians are realizing voters have soured on AI development. Have we been here before?

Recent actions from Australia's privacy regulator highlight rising expectations for proactive governance, transparent decision-making and resilience in managing privacy risk.

The U.S. Federal Trade Commission drafted a policy statement outlining how it will tackle consumer concerns over the proliferation of pricing tools fueled by personal data.

The European Commission consultation on safeguarding EU data sovereignty seeks feedback on challenges EU organizations face when accessing, transferring and protecting data across borders.

While Canada does not currently have a standalone rule for dark patterns in retail inferences, the country's privacy law can reach some instances.

The EU's proposed CADA introduces cloud assurance levels and new requirements aimed at strengthening digital sovereignty.

A Technology Radar series published by Brazil's ANPD demonstrates that the risks associated with deepfakes arise well before content is generated and may persist long after it is published.

Why the smartest AI organizations build compliance in, not bolt it on.

Amendments to Alberta's 2026 Health Information Act, now in force, introduce new obligations and compliance pathways for custodians and vendors.

The EU's anti-money laundering regulation will add GDPR-relevant safeguards for personal data processing in the AML context.