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AI governance is proving its value to organizations. The promulgation of artificial intelligence governance legislation, regulations and standards combined with increasingly complex and demanding ...

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IAPP CPS 2024: OPC announces investigation into genetic testing company breach ...

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Genetic testing company 23andMe’s bankruptcy has unsettled users and officials, raising crucial concerns about what will happen to the sensitive biometric data collected by the company. IAPP Staff ...

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That was more than 10 years ago. And, as we all know, things change rapidly these days when it comes to our industry. So, while I don't wish any of our regulators in Canada to endure a breach, I think ...