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South Korea Personal Information Protection Act was substantially revised in March of 2023. In addition, an Enforcement Decree was announced last November, which is scheduled to take effect on March 15, 2024.
In mid-January 2024, Australia’s Minister for Industry and Science, Ed Husic, unveiled the government’s response to the Safe and Responsible AI in Australia consultation.
On March 13, the European Parliament crossed another and (almost) the last hurdle for the EU AI Act to come into force.
In the age of rampant AI development, data protection laws are no longer a tick-box exercise but a cornerstone of responsible technology usage.
We are excited to share the details of our latest platform updates, which brings significant enhancements across various domains.
Embeddings are one of the most powerful tools in modern data science, but sending raw text to third-party models means exposing sensitive information. This guide walks through how to build a de-identified embeddings pipeline using Limina's de-identification API and OpenAI, so your data stays private without losing the contextual accuracy you need.
After a political deal had been reached on December 8, 2023, we now have an unofficial draft of the EU AI Act.
California's data privacy laws have reshaped how businesses collect and protect personal information. This guide covers the CCPA, CPRA amendments, de-identification requirements, consumer rights, and what compliance really demands from your organization.
In the US, there is, as of yet, no comprehensive federal privacy legislation, but there is a federal agency, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), that is at the forefront of notable enforcement actions.
The HIPAA Expert Determination method is one of two legally recognized paths to de-identifying protected health information. This article explains what the process involves, what qualifies as a low re-identification risk, and how AI-powered de-identification technology supports the expert's work without replacing it.
The European Union’s recent review of Canada’s data protection adequacy, a follow-up to the initial adequacy decision made in 2001, offers an insightful perspective into Canada’s compliance with evolving international data privacy standards.
Recent updates to Open AI privacy policies, terms of use applicable to individuals, and business terms have sparked the interest of the privacy and business community.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has infiltrated various sectors of our lives, leading to an urgent need for standardized frameworks to ensure its ethical and responsible use.
