California privacy watchdog proposes aggressive new AI rules

California’s state privacy regulator on Monday proposed new rules which would give residents more control over how their data can be used for artificial intelligence-driven advertising technology, as well as automated profiling or tracking. The regulator, known as the California Privacy Protection Agency (CPPA), says it hopes to finalize the new regulations governing how businesses

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