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Data Privacy Week Webinar - How State Privacy Laws and AI Are Reshaping Consumer Data Protection

January 29, 2026
1:00 PM - 2:00 PM ET

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As artificial intelligence rapidly transforms how consumer data is collected, analyzed, and used, states are responding with a growing patchwork of data protection laws. This session explores how emerging state privacy frameworks intersect with AI-driven technologies, highlighting key compliance challenges, enforcement trends, and practical considerations for organizations navigating this evolving regulatory landscape.

Key Takeaways:

  • How to adapt quickly to new compliance obligations from growing state regulations.
  • How automated decision-making and profiling raise transparency, fairness, and consumer rights concerns.
  • Enforcement trends and risks including AI-related risks, bias, and data misuse, litigation and penalty exposure.
  • Practical steps to conduct AI impact assessments, strengthen governance, and monitor evolving state laws to stay ahead.

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