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US Congress Proposes Ban on AI Companies Selling Health Data to Data Brokers
A revamped data privacy bill in the US Congress aims to protect Americans' health and location data from being sold to data brokers, including information shared with AI chatbots. The proposal, led by Senator Elizabeth Warren and Representative Mary Gay Scanlon, would ban the sale of sensitive information and require t
A revamped data privacy bill in the US Congress aims to protect Americans' health and location data from being sold to data brokers, including information shared with AI chatbots. The proposal, led by Senator Elizabeth Warren and Representative Mary Gay Scanlon, would ban the sale of sensitive information and require the Federal Trade Commission to enact rules within 180 days. The proposed bill aims to protect Americans' health and location data, including information shared with AI chatbots, by banning the sale of sensitive information to data brokers.
A revamped data privacy bill in the US Congress aims to protect Americans' health and location data from being sold to data brokers, including information shared with AI chatbots. The proposal, led by Senator Elizabeth Warren and Representative Mary Gay Scanlon, would ban the sale of sensitive information and require t
- A new proposal in the US Congress aims to ban AI companies from selling Americans' health and location data to data brokers.
- The Health and Location Data Protection Act would limit the sale of sensitive information, including data entered into AI systems.
- The bill would require the Federal Trade Commission to enact rules within 180 days and allow for lawsuits to enforce it.
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