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Trump AI Plan Calls for Cybersecurity Assessments, Threat Info-Sharing – RamaOnHealthcare

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It remains unclear how federal agencies depleted by layoffs will be able to implement the strategy’s ambitious vision, which includes an ISAC dedicated toWhite House · United States See the Story

EU cloud gang wins licensing concessions from Microsoft

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: Pay-as-you-go model, privacy protections agreed – but critics say it just buys 'Microsoft more time to lock in customers'Microsoft · Germany See the Story

CCIA, Chamber of Progress File Amicus Brief in AI Copyright Case

Washington – The Computer & Communications Industry Association has joined the Chamber of Progress in an amicus brief before the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals in Doe v. GitHub. The brief argues that artificial intelligence (AI) development should not be thwarted by claims under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA)’s copyright management information (CMI) removal provision. The brief notes that activities online from creating and sharing …Washington State · Washington Read Article

CCIA Opposes Missouri Rules That Would Undermine Content Moderation and Threaten Online Safety

Washington – The Computer & Communications Industry Association has submitted comments opposing rules proposed by the Missouri Attorney General that would severely restrict how digital services moderate harmful content online. If adopted, the rules would block companies from using essential trust and safety tools, require them to hand content moderation control to third parties, and expose users’ private data to new security risks. The proposed …Washington, Missouri · Washington Read Article

CCIA Urges Lawmakers to Reject AB 1064 and AB 853 Over Online Innovation and Access Concerns

Washington – As the California considers two wide-ranging tech bills today, the Computer & Communications Industry Association is warning that AB 1064 and AB 853 would introduce vague and sweeping mandates that create costly legal exposure, limit access to information, and hinder California’s ability to lead in responsible innovation. While CCIA supports thoughtful efforts to improve transparency, online safety, and accountability, these two pr…Sacramento · Sacramento Read Article

CCIA Submits Feedback on Colorado Privacy Act Rules Regarding Children's Data

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The Computer & Communications Industry Association (CCIA) has submitted comments on the Colorado Privacy Act rules, focusing on regulations governing children's online data. The response was directed to the Colorado Office of the Attorney General.CCIA highlighted the need for careful drafting of system design feature regulations to prevent restrictions that could limit minors' online activities. They expressed concerns about potential prohibitio…Denver, Colorado · Denver See the Story

CCIA to Testify Against Massachusetts Bill Targeting Addictive Social Media Feeds, Citing Constitutional and Privacy Concerns

Washington – The Computer & Communications Industry Association will testify before the Massachusetts Joint Committee on Advanced Information Technology, the Internet, and Cybersecurity today over concerns that H 4229/S 30 could severely restrict online expression, violate constitutional protections, and introduce new privacy and compliance risks. While CCIA supports efforts to help families navigate social media and improve digital safety for c…Privacy · Boston Read Article

EU unveils AI code of practice to help businesses comply with bloc’s rules

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