Session 3
summary
A proposed federal framework called SAFE Data Act sets national rules with federal preemption and requires large platforms to run ongoing privacy impact assessments, aiming to replace the current state-by-state patchwork; it flags ad-driven tracking, kids’ mental-health harms, and opaque third-party data flows as concrete problems, argues for private-sector identity solutions over a government eID, and urges the FTC and Congress to prioritize education, cyber hygiene, and balanced rules that protect privacy while preserving innovation.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 7:13AI Regulation
- 15:03Sarah Paul
- 18:49Paul Jordan
- 24:32Government Accountability Office
- 30:58Data Strategy
- 35:48AI and Privacy
- 40:38Privacy and Civil Rights Concerns
- 44:26Privacy and Competition
- 47:10Notice and Choice
- 56:02AI Privacy
- 58:05EU Regulation
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