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Towards Fair Employment – California’s Take on Regulating AI in Hiring

Berkley Technology Law Journal

Candidate, 2026 Overview On May 17, 2024, the California Civil Rights Department (CRD) took a step towards addressing the intersection of technology and employment with its proposed modifications to employment regulations concerning automated decision systems. By Sauntharya Manikandan, J.D.

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Top 11 AI Posts of 2024

Debevoise Data Blog

Defining AI for Internal Policies A Few Considerations and Tips (July 29, 2024) Companies developing internal AI policies often face challenges deciding how to define AI and, relatedly, deciding when AI governance and compliance programs should apply to models outside their chosen definition. To subscribe to the Data Blog, please click here.

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Legal Departments Poised to Go on Tech Spending Spree to Bolster Compliance

Legal Tech Monitor

A Gartner report projects a 50% increase in spending on governance, risk and compliance technology by 2026—a surge sparked by rising regulatory requirements.

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EU and US Lawmakers Agree to Draft AI Code of Conduct

Inside Privacy

The European Commission proposed its AI Act— establishing binding rules on banned and “high-risk” AI systems — in 2021 (see our blog here ), however, the law is still being reviewed by lawmakers and is not expected to come into force before 2026.

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South Korea Enacts New AI Law

Debevoise Data Blog

The Basic Act on the Development of Artificial Intelligence and Establishment of Foundation for Trust (the Basic Act or the Act), which has several similarities to – and differences from – the EU AI Act, and comes into force on January 22, 2026. Internal ethics & compliance. Continue to monitor developments in Korea.

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California Amends Data Broker Law

Inside Privacy

Most notably, however, the Act requires the creation and use of a new deletion mechanism for California consumers by January 1, 2026. The CPPA is responsible for creating this “accessible deletion mechanism,” which will allow consumers to make a single deletion request to all data brokers that maintain their personal information at one time.

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European Data Protection Roundup – Q4 2024

Debevoise Data Blog

The enforcement of vulnerability reporting requirements under the CRA will apply from 11 September 2026 and the main obligations introduced by the CRA will apply from 11 December 2027, including the requirements for security updates and vulnerability management.