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Jessica Lee, Loeb’s chief privacy & security partner and chair of the firm’s Privacy, Security & Data Innovations practice, is featured in an AdMonsters Q&A article discussing the potential impact of President Trump’s administration on consumer data privacy and artificial intelligence (AI) regulation. She outlines anticipated shifts in the FTC’s priorities, the growing complexity of state-level privacy and AI laws, and the administration’s expected emphasis on fostering innovation and reducing regulatory barriers.
“We’re heading toward a potential patchwork of AI regulation,” Jessica told the publication. “It’s not just at the state level—cities are also passing their own AI laws. For example, New York City has a law governing the use of AI in hiring processes. That’s not a New York state law, but a city-level law.”
“So, we’re going to start seeing micro-regulations being introduced, which might create an even more challenging patchwork to navigate than what we’ve seen with privacy laws,” Jessica noted.
To read the full article, please visit AdMonsters’ website.
“We’re heading toward a potential patchwork of AI regulation,” Jessica told the publication. “It’s not just at the state level—cities are also passing their own AI laws. For example, New York City has a law governing the use of AI in hiring processes. That’s not a New York state law, but a city-level law.”
“So, we’re going to start seeing micro-regulations being introduced, which might create an even more challenging patchwork to navigate than what we’ve seen with privacy laws,” Jessica noted.
To read the full article, please visit AdMonsters’ website.
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Chief Privacy & Security Partner; Chair, Privacy, Security & Data Innovations